Last Updated: January 17, 2025 System Events include useful Container Group and Instance events for overall understanding and troubleshooting of your deployment on SaladCloud. You can access System Events for your container group through the System Events tab in the SaladCloud Portal page for your container group. System Events tab in the Portal

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Container Group System Events

  • Container Group Started
  • Container Group Stopped
  • Container Group Desired Replica Count Updated from XX to XX
  • Container Group Updated (Version X) : The container group was updated to the version indicated.

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Instance Status System Events

These events describe phases of the deployment lifecycle on SaladCloud.
  • Instance Allocated
  • Instance Creating
  • Instance Downloading
  • Instance Starting
  • Instance Running
  • Instance Restarted
  • Instance Recreated
  • Instance Reallocated by User
  • Instance Reallocated by Platform: We automatically reallocated an instance that is not meeting internal checks for time-to-start or networking.
  • Instance Interrupted (Priority): The instances was interrupted by a higher priority workload. Consider increasing the priority of your workload.
  • Instance Interrupted (Node Offline): The node running the instance has gone offline. This is expected to occur with our infrastructure.

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Instance Exit System Events

These System Events record exits and the exit code provided by your container.
  • Instance Exited:XXX (Error): Other exit events with the error code provided by your container.
  • Instance Exited:137 (Likely Out of System Memory): A 137 exit code often, but not always, indicates the container exceeded it’s allotted memory. If this could be the case, try increasing the RAM allocated.
  • Instance Exited:0 (Exited Successfully)

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Health Probe System Events

If you have setup health probes for your container group, these System Events record state changes of those probes.
  • Instance Interrupted (Liveness Probe Failure)
  • Instance Interrupted (Startup Probe Failure)
  • Instance Startup Probe Passed
  • Instance Not Ready (Readiness Probe Failure)
  • Instance Ready (Readiness Probe Passed)