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docker compose works only once

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When I start kestra with docker compose once with docker-compose up, it all works.

Then I stop it with CTRL+D, and I want to rerun it running again docker-compose up and it never restarts.

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Created 2 years ago
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tchiotludocommented, Nov 16, 2021

Ok will look space this this error happen on the kafka side. Seems that the connection with kafka failed and must have some error on kafka side

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tchiotludocommented, Dec 1, 2021

I think it should work now. Just cleanup your local volume before retrying:

docker volume rm kestra_elasticsearch-data kestra_kafka-data kestra_kestra-data kestra_zookeeper-data kestra_zookeeper-log

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