How to solve the issue of MongoDB constantly restarting during installation on Docker?

If MongoDB keeps restarting after being installed in Docker, it may be due to configuration or network issues. Here are some possible solutions:

1. Ensure that your Docker container has successfully installed MongoDB and is properly configured. You can try running the installation command again to make sure there are no errors.
2. Check the Docker logs to see which errors are causing the container to restart. You can use the command “docker logs ” to view the container’s log information.
3. Check the network configuration to ensure the MongoDB container can successfully access the necessary network resources. You can try using ‘docker exec -it bash’ to enter the container and then attempt to access external network resources.
4. Make sure your host system and Docker are on the latest versions and all updates have been installed. Updates may fix some known issues.
5. Try restarting the Docker service or restarting the entire host to see if it can resolve the issue.

If none of the above methods work, it is recommended to try installing a different version of MongoDB in Docker or using an alternative containerization solution to install MongoDB. If the issue persists, you may need to further investigate the root cause of the problem.