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deploy an application on a droplet

Posted October 15, 2020 429 views
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Hello,
I am trying to deploy an application on my dropLet.
mup set returns each operation with ‘SUCCESS’
mup deploy also returns each operation with 'SUCCESS’
until meteor starts up where I have the following error:

Started TaskList: Start Meteor
[207.154.212.203] - Start Meteor
[207.154.212.203] x Start Meteor: FAILED

          ------------------------------------STDERR------------------------------------
          Error: No such image: mup-test:latest
    Error: No such image: mup-test:latest
    Error: No such image: mup-test:previous
    Error: No such image: mup-test:previous
    Error: No such image: mup-test:latest
    Removing docker containers. Errors about nonexistent endpoints and containers are normal.
    Error response from daemon: endpoint test not found
    Error: No such container: test-frontend
    Error response from daemon: endpoint test-frontend not found
    Error: No such container: test-nginx-letsencrypt
    Error response from daemon: endpoint test-nginx-letsencrypt not found
    Error: No such container: test-nginx-proxy
    Error response from daemon: endpoint test-nginx-proxy not found
    Finished removing docker containers
    docker: Error response from daemon: driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint test (75f5f4a0ced362f68d8427644584a1d2cfd9bac44de97d12245d97ef8bbb8ae3): Error starting userland proxy: listen tcp 0.0.0.0:80: bind: address already in use.

          ------------------------------------STDOUT------------------------------------
          Removing images
    REPOSITORY          TAG                 IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE
    mup-test            build               ff48b079d0d0        15 hours ago        721MB
    abernix/meteord     node-12-base        5a12601e3f09        7 months ago        587MB
    mongo               3.4.1               0dffc7177b06        3 years ago         402MB
    kadirahq/meteord    latest              807754a01782        4 years ago         331MB
    using bundle
    Image kadirahq/meteord
    Volume --volume=/opt/test/current:/bundle
    test
    Using default tag: latest
    latest: Pulling from kadirahq/meteord
    Digest: sha256:7ec54d5fafc11acbcc82f3e555fddce8e4742ddeda05a64997f2a10e3c04137e
    Status: Image is up to date for kadirahq/meteord:latest
    docker.io/kadirahq/meteord:latest
    Pulled kadirahq/meteord
    bfbf5ef13cd099d5e2e27a34b983a3dcbf291479bbd04a43145d367337a6f10d

          ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Can someone help me and point me to a search for this error?

Thank you for your help
Yvan

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pistle2020 October 15, 2020

Docker allows us to define a set of instructions that create what are called layers. If you want to imagine what a layer looks like, imagine your filesystem frozen at a moment in time. Each new layer is a modification or addition to that filesystem, that’s then frozen again.

These compositions of layers on top of each other form what’s known as an image, which is essentially a filesystem in a box, ready to go.

This image can be used to create containers, which are living versions of that filesystem, ready to run a task that we define for it.

Another useful aspect of this is that we can use pre-made images as the first layer in our own images, giving us a jumpstart by avoiding boilerplate configurations.

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  • yvancoyaud October 15, 2020

    OK and thanks for your explanation and for explaining to me what an image is here.
    But why did this mup built image, I think, disappeared and why this causes an error and prevents the deployment from going to the end.

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yvancoyaud October 15, 2020

I have advanced in my research.

Docker needs an image to build the Meteor application. The image proposed in mup.js (abernix/meteord:node-12-base) is designed for meteor 1.10 and my application is developed with meteor 1.11

Now the question is: Where to find this image and how to add it in my dropLet configuration.
If anyone has the solution it would be great

Thank you
Yvan

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