Why a Docker Container Keeps Restarting
A restarting Docker container is usually reacting to a failed process, not causing the failure itself. Configuration, dependencies, memory limits and storage problems are common places to investigate.
A restarting Docker container is usually reacting to a failed process, not causing the failure itself. Configuration, dependencies, memory limits and storage problems are common places to investigate.
VPS storage rarely disappears without a reason. Logs, backups, databases, Docker data, temporary files and deleted files can quietly consume more space than expected.
Low CPU usage does not always mean that a Linux server has enough resources. Disk delays, memory pressure, swap, network problems and virtualisation limits can make the entire system feel slow.