Hi Remy, thanks for answering I already solved, the issue was that I installed docker using snap, and reading on the web I realized that snap installs everything under /snap and that is not part of the environment variable PATH.
it was a little tricky because if I ssh from my local computer to the server and then run docker it works, but it didn't work from the yml file.
so instead of running docker I had to run /snap/bin/docker
or create a symlink:
sudo ln -s /snap/bin/docker /usr/bin/docker
Thank for this post bro it's very helpful!
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Hi Christian, can you check if you have docker installed on your production server?
Hi Remy, thanks for answering I already solved, the issue was that I installed docker using snap, and reading on the web I realized that snap installs everything under /snap and that is not part of the environment variable PATH.
it was a little tricky because if I ssh from my local computer to the server and then run docker it works, but it didn't work from the yml file.
so instead of running docker I had to run /snap/bin/docker
or create a symlink:
Thank for this post bro it's very helpful!