MyloOriginal post
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The error says it failed to deploy.
The error message is "couldn't resolve host"
docker ps -a output
docker ps -a --format 'tables {{.ID}}\t{{.Status}}\t{{.State}}\t{{.Image}}'
s CONTAINER ID STATUS STATE IMAGE
s 79c1db2526ef Created created img-captain-appwrite143-executor:1
s c3171c3b4dee Created created img-captain-appwrite143-executor:1
s 9b1b45573e24 Up 11 seconds running img-captain-appwrite143-schedule:1
s 64edb823f456 Created created img-captain-appwrite143-executor:1
s 33e272072e3c Created created img-captain-appwrite143-executor:1
s b55382098509 Created created img-captain-appwrite143-executor:1
s 0529865db1e6 Exited (0) 18 seconds ago exited img-captain-appwrite143-schedule:1
s 28d982468d74 Exited (0) 50 seconds ago exited img-captain-appwrite143-schedule:1
s 51c7cf5b285d Exited (0) About a minute ago exited img-captain-appwrite143-schedule:1
s 03f642125d15 Exited (0) About a minute ago exited img-captain-appwrite143-schedule:1
What should i do?
Summary
The user was experiencing an issue where the executor containers were created but not running when trying to deploy a function. The issue was solved by installing Appwrite from the self-hosted documentation. The user also received suggestions to use the installer script or the one-click setups. They were advised to check the self-hosted documentation and try again. The user provided a Docker ps -a output showing the containers' status. The error message said "couldn't resolve host." Therefore, it is recommended to troubleshoot the host resolution issue.
