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Thanks for the suggestions and the help I have received so far, I am still testing
I run my docker containers on the latest Ubuntu server as a host.
I’ve mounted external volumes to persist the data all in one place on another drive. Then I back this up to another drive with a simple script that stops the containers and copies the volumes. I’ve had to rebuild my host twice and have had my 12 docker containers (kegbot plus media stuff) back up in an hour. Docker is awesome!
I tried docker containers on the latest Ubuntu server, I got the same results
Any thoughts what I may be doing wrong
can you post your compose file and also the kegbot and worker container logs? mysql looks like it is listening, I am not super familiar with redis but it looks like a caching service that writes to mysql, looks like your logs say there is a change to write to mysql and it is trying every hour?
what is the error if you try to open the kegbot interface on (host IP on port 8000)
edit: “Redis will save a snapshot of your database every hour if at least one key has changed”. It looks like normal behaviour for redis so might be a red herring if you are having issues.
As it turned out system was fully loaded and was running, it didn’t totally match up with the instructions I was following. Thankyou for your help that is how I found out it was running.
How do I point the running Kegbot Android App to the new servers IP… do I need to reload the Kegbot Android App and put in the address during load or is there an easer way.
Thanks Dan
fantastic!
in the kegbot app on the tablet, 3 dots top right and then settings. Run setup wizard. You will need to pair it again to the new server
I tried that it comes up with settings, when I clicked on it it shuts down Kegbot and goes to the screen with all apps and says Kegbot shut down restart.