A Comprehensive Guide to Resolving Sitecore Container and Traefik Errors
As a Sitecore developer we all might have come across errors for Sitecore containers, specifically for Traefik. The general understanding when encountering this error is that there is an issue with Sitecore CM, But What? This blog tells you figure it out.
How To Debug?
First and foremost, I used the “docker-compose up -d” command to run my containers. The result was below Traefik error.
As you can see, the error description does not tell you what the actual error is. But we know it has something to do with the Sitecore CM. So, we need to inspect the CM container.
Run the “docker ps” command. You will see a list of all the container with their id’s. Get the id of Sitecore CM.
Once you have copied the id of CM, run “docker inspect <
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Based on this error, I could figure out that there was a problem with one of my .config files that were deployed to the containers. The syntax for one of my configs was broken and because of that the rest of the configs didn’t load. Hence giving me this error.
After fixing the syntax error and deploying it to docker, my containers were up and running.
Arsalaan Pathan
Sitecore Developer
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