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Superset leads to `ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE`

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I couldn't find a specific solution to the `ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE` error within 
the repository, but here are some general recommendations that might help 
resolve connectivity issues when hosting Superset with Docker:

1. **Network Configuration**: Ensure that all services are correctly configured 
to communicate within the same Docker network. You are using 
`superset-network`, which is good. Double-check that all services are indeed 
connected to this network.

2. **Service URLs**: Verify that the service URLs are correctly set. For 
internal communication between Docker services, use the service names as 
hostnames (e.g., `superset-db` for PostgreSQL and `superset-redis` for Redis).

3. **Port Binding**: Ensure that the port binding is correctly set up. You have 
`8088:8088` for Superset, which should be correct. Make sure no other service 
is using this port on your host machine.

4. **Environment Variables**: Double-check the environment variables in your 
`docker-compose.yml` file. Ensure that `SUPERSET_CONFIG_PATH`, `DATABASE_URL`, 
and `REDIS_URL` are correctly pointing to the respective services.

5. **Command Execution**: The command you are using to start Superset seems 
comprehensive. However, consider simplifying it to isolate the issue. Start 
with just `superset run -p 8088` and see if the error persists.

6. **Logs and Debugging**: Check the logs of the Superset container for any 
errors or warnings that might indicate the cause of the issue. You can do this 
by running `docker logs superset`.

7. **Docker Image Version**: Ensure you are using a stable version of the 
Superset Docker image. Sometimes, the latest image might have unresolved 
issues. Consider using a specific version tag instead of `latest`.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, you might want to explore similar 
threads or discussions for additional insights. For example, there is an open 
discussion about connecting to a Postgres DB running in a container, which 
might provide some relevant context 
<sup>[[1]](https://github.com/apache/superset/discussions/30880)</sup>.


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GitHub link: 
https://github.com/apache/superset/discussions/32805#discussioncomment-12588741

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