Hey @Surge.Media, I am sorry you’re having trouble.
First thing I’d check are the server logs here. Assuming your n8n container is called n8n you can view them using a command like docker logs n8n (where n8n is the container name). They should usually have an indicator of what’s wrong with n8n.
If you’re not sure about the exact container name you can run docker ps to list all running containers along with their names like so:
You can then view the logs for the respective container by providing the name to the logs command:
Keep in mind that the problem could also live outside of n8n. Running out of available disk space for example would cause many applications to run into errors.