Pipeline issue

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Hello,

I keep on getting the issue:

ERROR: failed to build: failed to fetch builder image ‘Docker’: Cannot connect to the Docker daemon at tcp://localhost:2375. Is the docker daemon running?

WARNING: gl-auto-build-variables.env: no matching files. Ensure that the artifact path is relative to the working directory (/builds/mariana.el-banate-pereira/tardis-integration) 45
ERROR: No files to upload

Does anyone have experience with this issue?

Thanks for the help!

2

Hi,

Please share your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration so we can help you further.

What this looks like to me is that you are trying to execute a docker command where an environment for that isn’t properly built. Please have a look at docs on ways how to build docker images in the pipeline. There are three ways, you need to decide based on your runner executor and/or requirements.

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Hi,
this is how my gitlab-ci.yml file look like:

default:
image: “Quay”
tags: [ “run_docker” ]

variables:
ROVER_BASE_IMAGE: “Quay”

DOCKER_AUTH_CONFIG: “${docker_auth_config_solman}”
#OPENAPI_FILE_PATH:
RESOURCE_PATH: “$CI_PROJECT_DIR”
ROVER_ENVIRONMENT: “playground”
ROVER_TOKEN: “${solman_rover_token}”

stages:

  • expose
  • subscribe
  • cleanup

apply-api-spec:
stage: expose
when: manual
script:
- roverctl apply -f “API_SPEC”

.Roverbase:
image: “Quay”
variables:
ROVER_AUTH_CONFIG: “${docker_auth_config_solman}”
ROVER_ACTION: “apply”
before_script:
- set -ex
when: manual

.Expose_Roverbase:
extends: .Roverbase
stage: expose
script:
- roverctl apply -f “Rover.yaml”
- roverctl apply -f “Nem_getData.yml”
- roverctl apply -f “Nem_setData.yml”

provide_playground:
extends: .Expose_Roverbase
variables:
ROVER_ENVIRONMENT: “playground”
ROVER_TOKEN: “${solman_rover_token}”

Expose-API:
stage: expose
when: manual
script:

  • roverctl apply -f “expose”

Subscribe-to-API:
stage: subscribe
when: manual
script:
- roverctl apply -f “subscribe”

Delete-API:
stage: cleanup
when: manual
script:
- roverctl delete -f “expose”

Delete-Subscription:
stage: cleanup
when: manual
script:
- roverctl delete -f “subscribe”

Thanks for the help!

4

Hey,

Firstly, could you please edit your post, so your yml file is nicely formatted - it makes it easier to read and understand what’s happening.

Secondly, you didn’t say which of your jobs is failing with this issue?

Thirdly, I have no idea what Rover is - but perhaps someone else from the community can help you. I gave you my hint in the previous post - I guess one of your jobs / rover commands is doing something with docker behind the scenes and you need to make sure your Runner has access to it (again, use docs as reference)

5

It seems like your build process is unable to connect to the Docker daemon. Ensure that Docker is running on your machine, and if you’re using Docker in a CI/CD environment, make sure it’s properly configured. Check the Docker daemon status, and verify the connection settings in your build configuration.