Closed philippfrenzel closed 7 years ago
Hello,
Please check the files Confluence write into the container. Maybe your container is overflowing, because big files are written inside the container not your container volume.
$ docker diff <yourcontainername>
Lists the files which change since instantiating the image from the image.
By default confluence uses /var/atlassian/confluence
as a workfolder. This folder has to be a volume. Usually this works by default, /var/atlassian/confluence
is defined as a volume inside the Dockerfile.
Simple example using correctly a volume with -v
with my image:
$ docker volume create confluence_data
$ docker run -d -v confluence_data:/var/atlassian/confluence -p 80:8090 -p 8091:8091 --name confluence blacklabelops/confluence
First command creates a volume and the second starts the container with the named volume.
You can also check the volume with:
$ docker inspect <yourcontainername>
This will list all container details including the host volume paths
Make sure your host-volume-folder has access rights and enough space for user with the uid 1000 and gid 1000. That is the run user that is defined inside the image.
When you got more questions please:
thanks, i'll test on sunday and let you know! ;)
Closing issue because of missing feedback.
Hi,
we have the image running, but since a couple of days, it always stops and says volumen out of space the server has about 2 TB free diskspace - do you have an idea?
Can't find anything about that issue within docker :/
Thanks Philipp