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m
Hi there Prefect Server fills my server log with these entries:
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May 06 15:06:18 <http://rnddkrpocwe01.uhbs.ch|rnddkrpocwe01.uhbs.ch> systemd[2918188]: run-docker-runtime\x2drunc-moby-f59082c1b02d87fbf7172c4bef313af171b43336a316ac5ea05f495dc159627d-runc.nCo90B.mount: Succeeded.
May 06 15:06:19 <http://rnddkrpocwe01.uhbs.ch|rnddkrpocwe01.uhbs.ch> systemd[2918188]: run-docker-runtime\x2drunc-moby-d55a5e41bcd0602af5682df47f4e5b944d17238994b03d9c2b34b8c4ec20c4ad-runc.KWtz2X.mount: Succeeded.
May 06 15:06:19 <http://rnddkrpocwe01.uhbs.ch|rnddkrpocwe01.uhbs.ch> systemd[1]: run-docker-runtime\x2drunc-moby-d55a5e41bcd0602af5682df47f4e5b944d17238994b03d9c2b34b8c4ec20c4ad-runc.KWtz2X.mount: Succeeded.
According to https://github.com/docker/for-linux/issues/679: It's produced by the healtchecks. Is there a way to solve this? Best Michael
z
Yeesh, that issue is tough to read. You can easily disable or modify the healthcheck timings by running 
prefect server config
and then running 
docker-compose
yourself.
Hopefully this is fixed upstream soon!
m
Hi @Zanie Thanks for your answer Is with the use of docker-compose everything working like with 'prefect server start'? Even upgrades (DB-upgrades)?
z
prefect server start
generates a docker-compose file from our template then runs 
docker-compose up
prefect server config
takes the same options as 
start
and generates the docker-compose file from our template -- you can then do anything you like
It should handle upgrades and such the same unless you modify that part
m
Ok. Thanks. Maybe prefect should use less healtchecks as default because of this, or why not?
Could I even disable the healthchecks? Or are these used to start all the containers in the correct order?
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