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Grafana Dashboard File Location

I have installed a local instance of Grafana on my computer and modified the dashboard to reflect my solar installation. Yesterday I was prompted to do a Docker update and now I cannot run the localhost:8088 address. Starting the Docker dashboard comes up with "no container found" . My thought was to renistall the Grafana container but I expect it will overwrite the dashboard file. I have backups of previous days and thought I might copy my old dashboard into the new installation but I don't know where the dashboard is located. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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Scott Bender answered ·

Upgrading docker would not normally delete your containers. They are probably just not running. Try executing the ‘docker-compose up —detach’ command again.

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Thanks Scott for the response. That was the first thing I tried but I get the following:

ERROR: no matching manifest for windows/amd64 10.0.18363 in the manifest list entries

then the process stops. Looking at the yaml file I cannot figure out the reference. That was why I thought I'd reinstall Docker.

I am still down for now.

PS: I'm still learning the Community's posting process so please duplicate responses.

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I think you have docker setup for Windows containers. Switch to Linux containers.

“ From the Docker Desktop menu, you can toggle which daemon (Linux or Windows) the Docker CLI talks to. Select Switch to Windows containersto use Windows containers, or select Switch to Linux containers to use Linux containers (the default).”

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