When running the pipeline for the second time, a Docker error occurs due to a naming conflict with the container "netflix". The error message indicates that the container name "/netflix" is already in use by another container ("d69b14da489e315b0978df51a5ec0b767b91502d513183ff7ee9ed0c67c2be40"). This conflict prevents the pipeline from proceeding until the existing container is removed or renamed.
Error Message:
docker: Error response from daemon: Conflict. The container name "/netflix" is already in use by container "d69b14da489e315b0978df51a5ec0b767b91502d513183ff7ee9ed0c67c2be40". You have to remove (or rename) that container to be able to reuse that name.
Solution:
To resolve this issue, the pipeline needs to include a step to stop and remove any existing containers with the name "netflix" before attempting to create a new one. This ensures that the container name is available for reuse without conflicts.
When running the pipeline for the second time, a Docker error occurs due to a naming conflict with the container "netflix". The error message indicates that the container name "/netflix" is already in use by another container ("d69b14da489e315b0978df51a5ec0b767b91502d513183ff7ee9ed0c67c2be40"). This conflict prevents the pipeline from proceeding until the existing container is removed or renamed.
Error Message: docker: Error response from daemon: Conflict. The container name "/netflix" is already in use by container "d69b14da489e315b0978df51a5ec0b767b91502d513183ff7ee9ed0c67c2be40". You have to remove (or rename) that container to be able to reuse that name.
Solution:
To resolve this issue, the pipeline needs to include a step to stop and remove any existing containers with the name "netflix" before attempting to create a new one. This ensures that the container name is available for reuse without conflicts.