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jezdez / dokku-elasticsearch-plugin

[unmaintained] A working Elasticsearch plugin for Dokku (run Docker with -icc=true)
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“App <name> has not been deployed” #14

Closed bfontaine closed 7 years ago

bfontaine commented 9 years ago

Hello, following your README I create a container but I get “App esdb has not been deployed” (esdb is the name of the created container).

$ ssh dokku@<host> elasticsearch:create esdb
Warning: '-name' is deprecated, it will be replaced by '--name' soon. See usage.
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-----> Creating /home/dokku/esdb/LINK
-----> Linking elasticsearch_esdb:elasticsearch with esdb
-----> Setting config vars and restarting esdb
       ELASTICSEARCH_URL: http://172.17.1.100:9200
App esdb has not been deployed
-----> esdb linked to elasticsearch_esdb container
-----> Elasticsearch container created: elasticsearch_esdb

       Host: 172.17.1.100
       Private ports: 9200, 9300

Connection to <host> closed.

Tried to get the logs:

$ dokku logs esdb
Application's container not found

Update: ~dokku/esdb exists, but it doesn’t have a CONTAINER file.

sportsy commented 9 years ago

Did you ever figure this out?

bfontaine commented 9 years ago

IIRC, I ran the command by hand (with the correct parameters) and it solved the problem.

fiatjaf commented 8 years ago

This happens when you git push before creating the app with dokku apps:create <name>.

I don't know why. The only solution I found was to destroy the app, then create it, then push.

sillygwailo commented 7 years ago

When I encountered this message, I ran dokku ps:scale [appname] [procname]=1 (replace 1 for the amount of processes you want) to get the container up and running.