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Error 503 Backend fetch failed on OSX #34
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I was able to reproduce it on a ubuntu machine, I'll try to work on that as soon as possible. |
May be that is because slow startup? I think after waiting about 1,5 hour I was able to open magento home page. It probably because of some docker resources limits. |
it's really weird cause on my mac it takes like 15 seconds to spin up all the containers and then also magento it's really fast (latest docker4mac, magento 2.3.2) |
but when I'm on linux (testing on ubuntu with docker 19) I get this error immediately and anyway it takes just a matter of seconds, not minutes. |
I have the same error on Ubuntu 18.04 (docker 19 too). For information, I saw that the container names used in some scripts like |
@julienloizelet I do have the same trouble. I have let the magento stack in DEFAULT mode and I have NOT run this comande BUT the first response take 1.3 sec to pop out. I have a full dedicated server with XEON (Debian10). So it's not hardware trouble in anyway. I have 0 data /extension or theme setup ... This should be faster Thi is weird because yesturday I did a fresh install (like today) but I have no trouble like this. I'm digging |
As mentionned here, I tried to change EDIT : well, in fact, my change has finally solved nothing ... I still have the backend fetch error. |
You can share your error. thank you |
@julienloizelet for the record, i do not use the SSLc ontenaire but TRAEFIK. when removing /pub/, it just dont work anymore, even in prod. |
For the record, CACHE was DISABLED. |
Hi, Now it comes immediately after the system restart. Anyone have an idea how I can fix this? |
you've to install via CLI, webinstall never works :-D (it was removed by magento anyways) |
hey I am facing the exact same issue, any work arounds? anyone has a root cause? |
Ubuntu 20.04.1 / Docker version 19.03.13, build 4484c46d9d - same problem... |
I have this issue on OSX too. :-( I tried the cache trick above but it didn't work. I'm running on a local docker env. Docker 19.03.13 as well. |
Same problem on Windows with docker v19.03.13 with the M2.4 branch. |
same problem here, windows 10, Docker Engine v20.10.2 magento2.3.4-p2 |
php bin/magento cache:enable get error There are no commands defined in the "cache" namespace. |
Same problem, win 10, Docker Wngine v20.10.6, M2.4 branch. |
I did step by step like readme says.
Added
magento2.docker
into/etc/hosts
Started all containers using
docker-compose up -d
Then when I visit magento2.docker I expect to see some setup wizard, but only one I got:
Also tried to start apache2 manually, but without luck. My host os is macOS 10.14.5 (18F132)
Any suggestions?
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