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I have a very standard EC2 instance on which I run docker-autoheal to watch over about 8 other containers. It works absolutely perfectly and always restarts these containers when they become unhealthy, so super thanks for this awesome awesome tool! However, it always becomes unhealthy after running for some time (few weeks), and then it stops restarting the other containers. Any ideas why this might happen? This is the state from docker inspect
@AbrieJCronje
my guess would be.
if a docker daemon is live-reloaded it might kill the connection on unix:///var/run/docker.sock only restart of autoheal container itself would fix it,
can you check uptime of your docker daemon and its config
I have a very standard EC2 instance on which I run docker-autoheal to watch over about 8 other containers. It works absolutely perfectly and always restarts these containers when they become unhealthy, so super thanks for this awesome awesome tool! However, it always becomes unhealthy after running for some time (few weeks), and then it stops restarting the other containers. Any ideas why this might happen? This is the
state
fromdocker inspect
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