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Edit: So upon further inspection I saw that the port is correct, bc. of the way caddy works. So that is not the issue, I still can not figure out how to get rid of the 502 error, or that causes it.
I am using this with the docker toolbox on windows 7.
In the readme it says to "Navigate to http://:3000" and login into grafana.
I`'ve cloned the repo and as it stands the container caddy is mapped to the host port 3000. Accessing that gives me a 502 error.
(Additionally, I've managed to set grafana another port via Kitematic and successfully log into grafana that way but that seems to also conflict with caddy and I can't find any prometheus datasource preconfigured.
I'm not sure however this might be somehow related to this issue in some way. I can, however, access prometheus and access stats and metrics for my containers)
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I have your same problem, when connecting to http://localhost:3000 I receive a 502 Bad Gateway error.
Inspecting the log I found that Grafana hasn't the right permission to write to the database, adding user: "104" in docker-compose.yml after the port section solved this issue.
Edit: So upon further inspection I saw that the port is correct, bc. of the way caddy works. So that is not the issue, I still can not figure out how to get rid of the 502 error, or that causes it.
I am using this with the docker toolbox on windows 7.
In the readme it says to "Navigate to http://:3000" and login into grafana.
I`'ve cloned the repo and as it stands the container caddy is mapped to the host port 3000. Accessing that gives me a 502 error.
(Additionally, I've managed to set grafana another port via Kitematic and successfully log into grafana that way but that seems to also conflict with caddy and I can't find any prometheus datasource preconfigured.
I'm not sure however this might be somehow related to this issue in some way. I can, however, access prometheus and access stats and metrics for my containers)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: