First of all, thank you for looking into this! I tried including the full logs inside a .txt file, however, this was not possible for users. I made a WeTransfer link for the .txt files since it still isn’t possible for me to add files.
It includes 2 log files, 1 successful and 1 unsuccessful, for each log files I will include my steps to reproduce.
First the successful one:
- I made sure the folder: D:\databases\mongodb did not exist (deleted)
- Changed the external port to 27019:27017 as per your request
- Ran docker-compose up -d
- Waited a few moments for the server to be done starting up
- Tried the built in function ‘Test connection’ on NoSQL Booster, which was successful
- Connected to the server
- Added a database, collection and a sample record
- Copied the logs into successful-logs.txt
- Ran docker-compose down
The second, unsuccessful one:
- Ran docker-compose up -d
- Waited a few moments for the server to be done starting up
- Tried the built in function ‘Test connection’ on NoSQL Booster, which was unsuccessful
- Tried to connect to server, which also timed out
- Copied the logs into unsuccessful-logs.txt
- Ran docker-compose down
A side note I noticed while making these exports was that the moment I ran docker-compose up the second time, the attribute last started of my Redis docker container was about what I would expect, but the same attribute on the Mongo container never reached more than a minute. This makes me suspect it is in some sort of boot loop.
Thanks in advance!