Title: Troubleshooting Docker Apps Not Working on Linux Server with CyberPanel
Introduction:
Recently, there was an issue encountered on a Linux server running CyberPanel where Docker applications were not functioning properly. After thorough investigation, it was discovered that the docker-compose binary was missing from the system. This report outlines the steps taken to troubleshoot and resolve the issue.
Issue Description:
Docker applications on the Linux server with CyberPanel were failing to work as expected. Upon investigation, it was observed that the docker-compose binary was not present on the system, which is essential for managing Docker-based applications.
Steps Taken:
Verification of Docker Installation:
Checked the status of Docker installation on the server by running:
docker --version
Confirmed that Docker was installed and functioning properly.
Identification of Missing Component:
Attempted to execute docker-compose commands, but received an error indicating that the command was not found.
Analyzed system logs and verified that docker-compose was indeed missing.
Installation of Docker Compose:
Resolved the issue by installing Docker Compose using the following commands:
sudo apt install docker-compose
Verification of Docker Compose Installation:
Checked the installation of Docker Compose by running:
docker-compose --version
Confirmed that Docker Compose was successfully installed and accessible.
Conclusion:
The issue of Docker applications not working on the Linux server with CyberPanel was resolved by installing the docker-compose binary, which was missing from the system. Following the outlined steps, Docker Compose was successfully installed.
From CyberPanel GUI, docker-compose.yml is being created. But it creates some version conflicts. After modifying the file, these docker apps were running using docker-compose commandline.
docker-compose -f /home/docker/domain.name/docker-compose.yml up -d
Checked the apps running, their status with
docker logs container_name
and they were working as expected.
but still using CyberPanel GUI, docker apps aren't working.
Title: Troubleshooting Docker Apps Not Working on Linux Server with CyberPanel
Introduction: Recently, there was an issue encountered on a Linux server running CyberPanel where Docker applications were not functioning properly. After thorough investigation, it was discovered that the
docker-composebinary was missing from the system. This report outlines the steps taken to troubleshoot and resolve the issue.Issue Description: Docker applications on the Linux server with CyberPanel were failing to work as expected. Upon investigation, it was observed that the
docker-composebinary was not present on the system, which is essential for managing Docker-based applications.Steps Taken:
Verification of Docker Installation:
Identification of Missing Component:
docker-composecommands, but received an error indicating that the command was not found.docker-composewas indeed missing.Installation of Docker Compose:
Verification of Docker Compose Installation:
Conclusion: The issue of Docker applications not working on the Linux server with CyberPanel was resolved by installing the
docker-composebinary, which was missing from the system. Following the outlined steps, Docker Compose was successfully installed. From CyberPanel GUI,docker-compose.ymlis being created. But it creates some version conflicts. After modifying the file, these docker apps were running using docker-compose commandline.Checked the apps running, their status with
and they were working as expected.
but still using CyberPanel GUI, docker apps aren't working.