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@IsNotBlank What's your experience using wrangler in docker?
? Explain observability? ? What is Log aggregation? ? What is the difference between Logs, Metrics & Traces? ? What is a Docker image & a container? ? How to create a Dockerfile? ? How do you troubleshoot container issues? ? What is K8SReplicaSet Deployment and ReplicaSe
Attempt #2: Isaac Lab Docker + WebRTC - Used the official Isaac Lab Docker image - Container ran fine, WebRTC ports known (49100 / 47998) Then the confusion started. Server IP or localhost? Ports were open, but nothing connected. NAT issues everywhere.
Attempt #2: Isaac Lab Docker + built-in WebRTC - Official Docker image ✅ - Container running fine ✅ - WebRTC ports: 49100, 47998 - But then the confusion: - Which IP do I use? - Server IP or localhost? Ports open but nothing connects NAT issues everywhere
Docker Swarm handles replication using services. You define how many replicas a service should have, and the manager node schedules those containers across worker nodes. Swarm continuously checks the desired state and ensures the specified number of replicas are always running.
1. Your infrastructure configs are probably broken. You just don't know it yet. I built a tool that finds security issues in K8s/Terraform/Docker in 10 seconds using AI. It caught 8 critical bugs in my "production-ready" code. Here's what I learned:
@brankopetric00 single server single docker network single deployment
Turns out, newer Docker networks have been created within an IP range that has been overlapping with the local network range.
Tackling the accuracy issues. Swapping to a newer model for sharper answers, but my Mac struggles with the heavy load (8B params = lags galore). Diving into Docker for better efficiency, migrating local models over. Past days: crashes, reboots, total chaos. Updates soon!
My gut says it's a permission or filesystem issue. EC2 is a raw VPS; it lets you be messy. Azure Web Virtual Machines have stricter ephemeral filesystems. Maybe npx is trying to cache something and getting blocked by a Read-Only file system policy that Docker isn't exposing?