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Deola-max/README.md

🐳 Docker Self-Healing Infrastructure

Bash Docker Linux

🚀 Project Overview

In a production environment, downtime equals lost revenue. This project demonstrates a Self-Healing Infrastructure pattern using a Bash-based Watchdog.

The system proactively monitors Docker containers and automatically performs a "Cold Boot" recovery if a service failure is detected. No manual intervention required.

🛠️ How It Works

The auto_heal.sh script acts as a lightweight orchestration layer:

  1. Heartbeat Monitoring: Frequently polls the Docker daemon for container status.
  2. Failure Detection: Identifies "Exited" or "Dead" states instantly.
  3. Automated Recovery: Force-removes stale containers and redeploys a fresh instance from the specified image.
  4. Audit Logging: Maintains a health_check.log for SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) review.

📂 Project Structure

  • auto_heal.sh - The core automation logic.
  • health_check.log - Persistent log of system uptime and recovery events.
  • README.md - Documentation.

🚀 Quick Start

  1. Clone the repository: 
    

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git clone https://github.com/Deola-max/Deola-max.git && cd Deola-max



  







  

  

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