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Docker Build & Image Errors

Everything that breaks a `docker build` or an image pull/push: BuildKit "failed to solve", cache-key misses, layer and registry errors, pull-access-denied and Docker Hub rate limits, manifest-unknown and platform mismatches. Each guide opens with the cause and the exact `docker build`, `docker buildx`, and registry commands. Pick your error below, or paste the build output into the assistant.

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Frequently asked questions

What does "failed to solve with frontend dockerfile.v0" mean?
It is BuildKit's generic wrapper — the real error is on the line(s) after it: a failing RUN command, a missing COPY source, a bad base image, or a cache/registry problem. Read the tail of the output, and re-run with --progress=plain for the full log. See failed to solve.
How do I fix Docker Hub "toomanyrequests" rate limits?
Anonymous pulls are rate-limited per IP. Authenticate with docker login (authenticated limits are higher), pull through a mirror/registry cache, or move base images to a private registry. See Docker Hub rate limit.
Can I paste the build log into AI?
Yes — use the Incident Assistant at the top of this page, or the "Run the triage prompt with AI" button to open a guided Docker build prompt in the Prompt Workspace.