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the problem was i was not looking closely and there were not enought resources to deploy to that specific container
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the problem was i was not looking closely and there were not enought resources to deploy to that specific container

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<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2015/07_w30/924516/binpack-with-out-of-memory-on-node-1.PNG" target="_blank" title="docker info command results / docker run -d -m 1500mb nginx results (57 KB)"><img alt="docker info command results / docker run -d -m 1500mb nginx results" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2015/07_w30/800_924516/binpack-with-out-of-memory-on-node-1.PNG" /></a>am running swarm in &quot;binpack&quot; mode and my first node &quot;ubuntu-Docker1&quot; is clearly out of memory but will not put any contrainers on the other hosts ???<br />
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I am not sure why this is , any help would be very appreciated !!!!!!!<br />
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a &quot;docker info&quot; shows<br />
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Containers :42 <br />
Role: Primary<br />
Srategy : BINPACK<br />
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nodes :3 <br />
ubuntu-docker 1 <br />
containers:42<br />
Reserved memory : 2.93GiB / 4.054 Gib<br />
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ubuntu-docker2<br />
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containers : 0<br />
Reserved memory : 0 B/ 1.019 GiB<br />
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when I attempt to run another container I get the errror &quot;&quot;error response from daemon : no resources available to schedule container&quot;<br />
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thanks
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docker info command results / docker run -d -m 1500mb nginx results

binpack-with-out-of-memory-on-node-1.PNG

am running swarm in "binpack" mode and my first node "ubuntu-Docker1" is clearly out of memory but will not put any contrainers on the other hosts ???

I am not sure why this is , any help would be very appreciated !!!!!!!



a "docker info" shows

Containers :42 
Role: Primary
Srategy : BINPACK

nodes :3 
ubuntu-docker 1 
containers:42
Reserved memory : 2.93GiB / 4.054 Gib

ubuntu-docker2

containers : 0
Reserved memory : 0 B/ 1.019 GiB

when I attempt to run another container I get the errror ""error response from daemon : no resources available to schedule container"

thanks

Swarm binpack will not use another docker node when out of resources

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