I'm using AWS Elastic Container Services to start and stop Docker containers as demand dictates. The problem is that occasionally, in the middle of the day, a subset of employees just lose the ability to access this containerized website. Killing the Docker containers, one by one, forcing new ones to be spun up, seems to resolve the issue, however.
What I don't understand is what's causing the Docker container to be unresponsive. If the Docker container just died out of the blue then a new one would be created to accommodate the demand but in this case the Docker container isn't dying and I'm not seeing errors on AWS either. But maybe I'm just not looking in the right place?
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