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Appwrite 1.4.2 Docker-Compose Fails to Start Executor

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ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

cause I can't upgrade prod until I get this one working

TL;DR
User is experiencing an issue with Appwrite 1.4.2 Docker-Compose failing to start executor. They are seeking a solution but no concrete solution is mentioned in the thread. Some suggestions are provided, such as comparing different versions of Appwrite and updating the Coolify template. The user also mentions the possibility of manually creating a new instance or using the Coolify template to set up a new distinct instance. They are also considering automating the Appwrite ENV to Coolify Template creation process. No definitive solution is provided in the thread.
Binyamin
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

Also Coolify is quite a good product.

Drake
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

How?

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

it's pretty cool tbh

Binyamin
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

Your color has just changed πŸ˜‰

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

I use it for development purposes before I'm ready to switch to prod, I create new Appwrite test env's for them

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

ooh yay πŸ™‚

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

like for instance right now

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:47

creating a 1.4.2 on Coolify to test migration and stuff

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:48

and to test the appwrite functions before switching my FastAPI servers to use Appwrite functions instead

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:48

cause GCC can now be built in with 1.4.2

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:48

I'm not sure, but I would imagine you could automate the Appwrite ENV -> Coolify Template creation pretty easily

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:49

cause you guys have all the docs and everything, I just need to think about how to do it realistically, in the meantime was hoping to get 1.4.2 up, if it's too annoying I can write the automation

Drake
8 Sep, 2023, 03:53

You can look at the manual installation and see how to change it to set up a new distinct instance: https://appwrite.io/docs/self-hosting#manual

Binyamin
8 Sep, 2023, 03:54

I think that Coolify uses temporary docker-compose file

Drake
8 Sep, 2023, 03:56

I mean manually doing docker-compose up -d with a modified docker compose to make sure it creates a new instance

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:57

I can technically create one myself from GitHub

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 03:57

I'll work on a solution thank you guys I'll update soon

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 04:37

sort of related, is this an error in the docker-compose

Drake
8 Sep, 2023, 04:41

Ah yes...we fixed 1.4.2 release but our website needs to be redeployed too

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 16:45

hey do you have a second today to go over the structure of Coolify vs Appwrite? They have Traefik set up in their containers automatically, and the exact structure is here: https://github.com/coollabsio/coolify-community-templates/blob/main/CONTRIBUTION.md but I could use some guidance on certain things

ZachHandley
8 Sep, 2023, 16:57

I did, but tbh the hard part is trying to figure out the network/volumes, I'll keep messing with it

nemesis
22 Sep, 2023, 08:00

I have the same issue on both 1.4.2 and 1.4.3 - Have you found a solution for this? Thanks.

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