docker-debug

To debug a crashing Docker container, you inspect container logs using commands like `docker logs <container> --tail 100` to analyze stderr, Python tracebacks, or memory issues. This Skill provides commands to diagnose common container failure patterns and inspect configurations.

Your Docker container gets killed by an OOM (Out of Memory) error when it exceeds resource limits. This Skill helps identify and address resource utilization issues by providing specific commands to inspect container memory constraints and diagnose Out of Memory kills within your Docker environment.

To troubleshoot Docker compose networking and volume mounting problems, this Skill offers diagnostic tools to check network connectivity and volume settings. It assists in resolving docker-compose stack issues by inspecting container environments and network configurations.

The best way to access a running Docker container shell for troubleshooting is using built-in shell access methods. This Skill provides commands to shell into containers, allowing in-depth analysis of environments, configurations, and runtime issues directly.

Yes, you need Docker installed and properly configured on your system to use these container debugging commands. The Skill requires a functional Docker environment to execute inspection, log analysis, and network diagnosis tasks effectively.