After setting up the system,check the docker containers that are running.
`# docker ps`
If all the six containers are not running,then there is a problem with the docker containers and check the log of the corresponding docker container which is failing to load up.To know which docker container has filed to load type:-
`# docker ps -a`
Under STATUS you will find EXITED written on it.The CONTAINER_ID corresponding to that IMAGE will give us an indication of what went wrong.Type the following command.
`#docker logs CONTAINER_ID`
Sometimes checking the celery logs also can give the hint where the problem in our system is which is in ecopad/ecopad/celery/log folder.
`#tail -f celery.log`
Everytime you make some changes in the system,don't forget to restart the system.For that go to the < path_to_application/application_short_name/run > folder and run the following commands.
`#./docker_restart`
`#./cybercom_up`
The ./docker_restart command kills all the docker containers and removes them from the system.
In the sever under < /home/ecopad/ecopad/run > folder ,there is file named upgrade_tasks.If you have done only some coding changes and for that no new library is required,then it is not mandatory to restart the entire system,instead you can just run the upgrade_tasks file which will delete only the ecopadq folder and reinstall that folder again.