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I think what's happening here is that you've put the container name before the environment argument list to the docker run command.

So instead of setting the PACT_BROKER_DATABASE_NAME and other environment variables for the running container with your custom values, they are simply being discarded by the runtime.

Try this instead:

You can use any to fix this error:

With @url http://www.amazon.com/s?field-keywords=selfish+gene I get also error 503.

Probably it is very old example - it uses http but modern pages use https - and amazone could rebuild page and now it has better system to detect spamers/hackers/bots and block them.

If I use @url http://toscrape.com/ then I don't get error 503 but I still get other error FAILED because it needs some code in parse()

@scrapes Title Author Year Price means it has to return item with keys Title Author Year Price

It appears that only one field in your model would qualify as unique (assigned_download_route_id) since it is defined as the primary key. Since that value is not included in your payload, there is nothing unique about each payload. If you would like route_code to be a unique value, you must define it accordingly in your model with the unique: true option.

From the data you've provided, it's impossible to tell why you're running out of memory.

Maybe the working set (i.e. the amount of stuff that you need to keep around at the same time) just happens to be larger than your current heap limit; in that case increasing the limit would help. It's easy to find out by trying it, e.g. with --max-old-space-size=8000 (megabytes).

Maybe there's a memory leak somewhere, either in your own code, or in one of your third-party modules. In other words, maybe you're accidentally keeping objects reachable that you don't really need any more.

If you provide a repro case, then people can investigate and tell you more.

Side notes:

• according to your output, heap memory consumption is growing to ~4 GB; not sure why you think it tops out at 1.2 GB.
• it is never necessary to invoke global.gc() manually; the garbage collector will kick in automatically when memory pressure is high. That said, if something is keeping old objects reachable, then the garbage collector can't do anything.

Based on Frank comment, I was able to adjust using:

This error line Error: listen EADDRINUSE: address already in use :::3000 and the localhost:3000 response, suggest that the server.js is up and running at PORT:3000.

npm start is the same as running node server.js ( i don't see it at package.json at scripts but i guess it's there).

So... try one or the other. It's like trying to access the same port with 2 different scripts.

I hope i get it right.

Actually, why you declare in 2 places new Sequelize(...) instance. Also why your config has sqlite and not mysql2? Maybe i misunderstand

I use the following for a user / roles association for user management. You can change the model names and properties to suit your needs. For details about model associations, check out this section of the sequelize documentation

user.js

Check your database username and password. If it's working before then it should work now and I don't think it's related to node of any of your dependancies.

If it's never working, then try to change your password and try again. From your example the config is used by the mysql lib so there's no reason it picks your username and password but explicitly ignores your host.