Failed to add bandwith usage

[daki82]

and if its docker remove container:

@Alexey

This is unlikely. The main point - you need to stop and remove the container, rename this database, move all remained *.db to the some folder, run the container using all your parameters, check logs, that all databases are created and new version of the storagenode is downloaded and started, it also should finish all DB migrations. After that you will stop and remove the container and move databases back with replace. In a result you would have a new database with a correct scheme (only this one), and all your previous databases, so the loss of stat would be minimal. Then run the node with all your parameters and check logs.

And yes, you need not only stop the node, but also remove the container.

I do not see in your logs any message about created databases.
If this is a second run, I would assume, that it should be online, but perhaps you need to use How to remote access the web dashboard - Storj Docs, or try to open a dashboard on the node’s host.