When i try to push my image to the docker hub, it initiates but as soon as it goes from Waiting -> Pushing, its just stuck there, nothing happends. The same happends to any layer it tries to Push.

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Problem I wanted to experiment with some postgres 15 localization changes. So i changed the postgresql.conf like lc_time from US to German in my docker container.(These changes work on my other VM cluster). Afterwards i wanted i restarted the postgres15 container. Unfortunately, the container gets stuck on “restart”. Looking into the container logs: 2024-10-24 15:02:36.590 […]

Problem I wanted to experiment with some postgres 15 localization changes. So i changed the postgresql.conf like lc_time from US to German in my docker container.(These changes work on my other VM cluster). Afterwards i wanted i restarted the postgres15 container. Unfortunately, the container gets stuck on “restart”. Looking into the container logs: 2024-10-24 15:02:36.590 […]

Context: The use case is creating an docker image of a asp.net mvc application and run it within Dcoker Desktop as local container. The Visual Studio Code is the IDE. The app is published by folloiwng command

Context: The use case is creating an docker image of a asp.net mvc application and run it within Dcoker Desktop as local container. The Visual Studio Code is the IDE. The app is published by folloiwng command

I have a directory with permissions for user1:

I’m unsure why my docker-compose file is throwing this error, i’ve got four services being spun up the control centre, schema-registery, zookeeper and a broker. The only one that threw up an error was the zookeeper.

In Windows Subsystem for Linux, I start up services using docker compose up -d. I can remove Docker containers using docker stop $(docker ps -q) and docker rm $(docker ps -a -q), images using docker rmi $(docker images -q), and volumes using docker volume rm $(docker volume ls -q). I have tried removing items in the Build history of Docker Desktop using docker builder prune --all --force and docker buildx prune --all --force.

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