For each docker-compose environment booted up a network is created. When the number of networks = the number of available IP addresses then it's no longer possible to create a new one.
The simplest solution is to prune the networks as part of the cleanup when an environment is nuked. Here's the docker command to do it:
For each docker-compose environment booted up a network is created. When the number of networks = the number of available IP addresses then it's no longer possible to create a new one.
The simplest solution is to prune the networks as part of the cleanup when an environment is nuked. Here's the docker command to do it:
docker network prune