I created a docker container which is running 2 java processes – one of the processes is listening on port 4444 and should have access from browser hitting the following URL: http://{host}:4444/grid/console How do I hit this URL from my browser on the host – connect to the container on port 4444? This is the response from docker inspect: Answer
Tag: docker-machine
docker-compose up very slow but docker-compose run on linux very fast
As the title said. Docker-Compose is very slow while running a container. It keeps saying it’s trying to attach to… when i run “docker-compose up”. It takes about 10 minutes before the python script is running. On the other hand.. If I start “docker-compose run docker-build” the python script runs in a second. If i use “docker run –rm -it
“Default” docker machine does not exist on Linux when Docker daemon is running
I’m running Docker on Linux Manjaro. No problem with running and using the service: However, docker-machine ls will always show this: and Why isn’t there the ‘default’ machine available? Answer Since you have installed docker on Linux, you can access it directly on the host with docker ps or any other docker commands. You will need to either run these
Docker containers having trouble exposing ports to host on Mac
I was trying to expose a port from the Docker container on which my server is running to my Mac host so that my browser on the host can access it. I could use run -it -p <port>:<port> … command to expose a port. That certainly works on Linux host (I have been doing that all the time before with
Package manager on the Docker Machine default VM?
I’m developing on OSX using Docker Machine. I used the quickstart terminal to let it create the default VM which is extremely minimal: In an OS X installation, the docker daemon is running inside a Linux VM called default. The default is a lightweight Linux VM made specifically to run the Docker daemon on Mac OS X. The VM runs