We see a couple of different bugs that are best solved by simply rebuilding the container host. To docker's credit these tend to decrease with high versions.

We see a couple of different bugs that are best solved by simply rebuilding the container host. To docker's credit these tend to decrease with high versions. We also see them mostly in non-prod environments where we have greater container/image churn. We use AWS autoscale and Fleet so containers just get moved to other hosts when we terminate them. We have actually thought about scheduling a logan's run type job that kills older hosts automatically - it's in the backlog.