For a few months now our team has seen issues with running docker desktop for windows. Everything works fine until it seems to crash and becomes unreachable.
docker ps results in
Error response from deamon: i/o timeout
kubectl get pods results in
Unable to connect to the server: net/http: TLS handshake timeout
Restarting docker desktop doesn’t resolve the issue. Restarting the OS seems to fix it sometimes.
I’m curious if anybody else has seen this issue? We have been trying to solve this internally on the network but haven’t found any reason why this would be caused by the network. Also when using docker without docker desktop for windows we don’t have this issue. So that’s why we suspect it might have to do with docker desktop.
Any help would be apreciated. Thank you in advance
OS: Windows 10
Docker Desktop for windows (latest)
We get the same “Error response from deamon: i/o timeout” when calling docker-compose up. Same as you, usually, restarting the system or docker desktop works.
OS is also Windows 10.
I read about possible DNS issues but did not try this until now. (The issues I found regarding this wer=re more than two years ago)
I have the same problem, and I noticed when update DDEV because docker pull a new image from docker hub. I can login with desktop app but I can’t login with docker login command in terminal and and neither does the daemon.
I test all releases from newest to old and 4.7.1 release is the latest that works correctly.
I am investigating what is the reason, but by the way is a particular solution when I need pull a new image from docker hub.
PD: After update images from Docker, always can apply a Docker update to the latest release for better improvements and performance provided from the latest releases.
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