Sorry for the delayed reply. It's been a long week at work. I think what you have to do is SSH to the EC2 instance directly. Then, do docker ps and find the container. If it's not there, do docker ps -a to see containers who recently died. Try to do docker log <chash> first.
Then, try to revive the container via docker start <chash>, and then you'd be able to go inside the container via docker exec -it <chash>. Then, explore your app. Look for log files that may contain clues to why your app failed.
If you prefer, you can also send screenshots of your task to me (via PM). [mycluster > myservice > tasks > click on one of the tasks].
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Hi Nico,
Sorry for the delayed reply. It's been a long week at work. I think what you have to do is SSH to the EC2 instance directly. Then, do
docker psand find the container. If it's not there, dodocker ps -ato see containers who recently died. Try to dodocker log <chash>first.Then, try to revive the container via
docker start <chash>, and then you'd be able to go inside the container viadocker exec -it <chash>. Then, explore your app. Look for log files that may contain clues to why your app failed.If you prefer, you can also send screenshots of your task to me (via PM). [mycluster > myservice > tasks > click on one of the tasks].