What Makes A Docker Container 'Unhealthy'?
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So, I was doing updates on 3 servers today. Side note: I really love MobaXterm for these situations. I can pull up 3 servers in multi-execution mode, issue one command to all servers.
Anyways, I rebooted, everything started up no issues......except BudiBase is now showing 'unhealthy'. I restarted the container thinking maybe something got wonky on reboot. Still 'unhealthy'.
Checked logs and saw nothing remarkable. Checked Dozzle and saw no errors. Started the BudiBase app and it functions like it should. However, Portainer still reports it as 'unhealthy'.
What would cause this?
The only entry in Dozzle that caught my eye was:
[notice] 2025-04-01T22:30:08.354393Z [email protected] <0.27854.0> 0f3ab68307 localhost:5984 127.0.0.1 undefined GET /_up 200 ok 0If I'm not mistaken '200 ok' & '/_up' are both indicative of proper function. So I am at a lost but that one orange bar is clashing with all the rest of the green and it's pissing me off.
WTF over?
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So, I was doing updates on 3 servers today. Side note: I really love MobaXterm for these situations. I can pull up 3 servers in multi-execution mode, issue one command to all servers.
Anyways, I rebooted, everything started up no issues......except BudiBase is now showing 'unhealthy'. I restarted the container thinking maybe something got wonky on reboot. Still 'unhealthy'.
Checked logs and saw nothing remarkable. Checked Dozzle and saw no errors. Started the BudiBase app and it functions like it should. However, Portainer still reports it as 'unhealthy'.
What would cause this?
The only entry in Dozzle that caught my eye was:
[notice] 2025-04-01T22:30:08.354393Z [email protected] <0.27854.0> 0f3ab68307 localhost:5984 127.0.0.1 undefined GET /_up 200 ok 0If I'm not mistaken '200 ok' & '/_up' are both indicative of proper function. So I am at a lost but that one orange bar is clashing with all the rest of the green and it's pissing me off.
WTF over?
If it fails it's healthcheck, then it reports unhealthy. Check and see what it's healthcheck is configure to be.
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