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  1. nate34k's post in Containers started with docker compose disconnecting was marked as the answer   
    Hi, I have been testing some things. My cache drive was set to ZFS with the default settings Unraid gives it. I moved all my data off cache with mover, formatted it to XFS, moved all the data back onto it, and now I am testing my various compose stacks from the original configuration, where they were running and managed with Dockge. It's been over 12 hours now and all database containers are running with no errors or disconnects, and containers that use sqlite databases in appdata show no locking errors either, which was also an issue before, though a smaller issue.

    I will continue to monitor and if I am stable in this configuration for 48 more hours think it's safe to attribute this to using a poorly tuned ZFS cache drive.

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