[Bug]:Run failed docker compose up --build about quivr HOT 2 CLOSED

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The error message std::bad_alloc that you're encountering typically indicates that your system has run out of memory. In the context of Docker, this could mean that the Docker container doesn't have enough memory allocated to it.

In your Dockerfile, you're building a Next.js application which can be memory-intensive, especially during the build process. If your Docker container doesn't have enough memory allocated, it could cause this error.

To resolve this issue, you can increase the memory allocated to Docker containers in your Docker settings. If you're using Docker Desktop, you can do this by:

1. Opening Docker Desktop
2. Clicking on "Settings" or "Preferences"
3. Going to the "Resources" section
4. Increasing the memory slider to allocate more memory to Docker

If you're using Docker in a command-line environment, you can specify the amount of memory for a container using the -m or --memory flag when running docker run. For example:

docker run -m 4g <your-image>

This command will run your Docker image with 4GB of memory.

Please note that the amount of memory you allocate should be within the limits of your system's available memory. Allocating too much memory to Docker can cause other applications on your system to run out of memory.

As per the Quivr application's requirements, the minimum memory requirement is 4096 units. This information is found in the "memory" field of the "containerDefinitions" array and the root of the JSON file in the .aws/task_definition.json file.

"memory": "4096"

Please try these steps and let me know if the issue persists.

Sources

• cms/quivr/Dockerfile
• .aws/task_definition.json

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