@boistordu, do you want this to be available from another container or from the host?
if it’s from the host, run -p hostport:containerport
should work fine to route containerport
to 0.0.0.0
(localhost included here)
if it’s from container to container, put them on the same docker network
$ docker network create mynet
$ docker run --name foo --net mynet img
$ docker run --name bar --net mynet img
You will be able to reach foo
and bar
from each other using DNS entries corresponding to the container name, e.g. curl foo
should work from bar
if you’re serving something on port 80
/443
in foo