dependency failed to start: container twenty-server-1 is unhealthy
I'm trying to follow the 1-Click Docker Compose with a cloned repository. I'm on step 3 of launching the application, and then I'm hit with the twenty-server-1 is unhealthy
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Here's a picture of the twenty-server-1 logs
Same thing also happens with this
Things I did:
- Copied
./packages/twenty-docker/twenty/Dockerfile to .
- Ran docker build . -t twenty:v1.0 to create a local image of the build
- Went to docker-compose.yml stored at . to replace all instances of twentycrm/twenty:${TAG} to twenty:v1.0 to use a local image instead of pulling from docker hub
- Ran docker-compose up -d at .
- Now works at localhost:3000
It's now displaying at localhost:3000, but the problem with 127.0.0.1:6379 still persists
Hi @Raphael , it seems like you don't have redis set up yet. There is the setup guides in step 4 of their document here https://twenty.com/developers/local-setup
Twenty - Local Setup
Mostly for contributors or curious developers
and make sure to update your env file with redis info
oh seems like 1-Click Docker Compose already set up redis but somehow your application couldn't detect the server, maybe you can check env file?