Docker Troubleshooting Guide
Issue: Docker Hub Authentication Error
You're seeing this error because Docker Hub requires authentication to pull images:
unauthorized: email must be verified before using account
Quick Solutions
Option 1: Login to Docker Hub (Recommended)
# Login to Docker Hub
docker login
# Enter your Docker Hub username and password
# Then try again:
docker-compose up -d
Option 2: Skip Docker for Now (Recommended for Testing)
Since Docker Hub requires email verification (which you need to do in your Docker Hub account), let's test our application foundation first:
# Test the application structure without Docker
npm install
npm run type-check # Check TypeScript
npm run lint # Check code quality
npm run build # Test production build
npm run dev # Start development server
Your Docker Hub Issue:
The account builkboyd needs email verification. You need to:
- Check your email for Docker Hub verification
- Click the verification link
- Then try
docker loginagain
For now, let's prove our foundation works without Docker!
Option 3: Use Alternative Images
If you continue having Docker Hub issues, we can modify the docker-compose.yml to use alternative registries or specific image versions.
Option 4: Create Docker Hub Account
- Go to https://hub.docker.com
- Create a free account
- Verify your email address
- Run
docker loginwith your credentials
Alternative Testing Approach
Since Docker is having issues, let's test the application components separately:
Test 1: Next.js Application Only
npm install
npm run dev
# Visit http://localhost:3000
Test 2: Database Connection (Skip for now)
# We'll set up a local database or use Docker once fixed
# For now, let's focus on the application structure
Test 3: TypeScript and Build
npm run type-check # Check TypeScript
npm run lint # Check code quality
npm run build # Test production build
What to Do Right Now
Immediate Steps:
- Try
docker loginfirst - If that doesn't work, let's test the app without Docker:
npm install npm run dev
Expected Results:
- The Next.js app should start on http://localhost:3000
- You should see the landing page with "Chatbot Creation Framework"
- TypeScript compilation should work
- Build process should complete
This proves the application structure is correct, even without the database services running.
Next Steps
Once we resolve the Docker authentication:
- All containers will start properly
- We can test database connectivity
- Full integration testing will be possible
For now, the application-level testing validates our foundation work!