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Explore posts from serversStill waiting for logs but I can Console in?
My container is still in Waiting For Logs state, but I can access it through the web console, run services, and access them through http.
Even after doing this, it is still showing waiting for logs.
The docker entrypoint script does not seem to have completed as the services it should run are not started.
What logs does the container logs on runpod ui actually look in? Is it what the container prints to the screen or a log file?
What usually causes this kind of situation? I'd have thought if the entry point script crashed the container would die?
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•Created by spring on 1/4/2024 in #pages-help
Is a Durable Object necessary to retain a server WebSocket?
My application establishes a web socket with the client, and then uses it to send a message when another application hits a worker. It's a pages app.
Ideally, I'd like to avoid a durable object so I can deploy the whole thing using pages git route.
My application needs to maintain a reference to the web socket, after the function that has created it has returned. Do I need to create a durable object to hold that reference, or is there some other way?
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