Hi, I’m on Windows 10, I’ve installed Docker for Desktop and I have an Ubuntu server that I’m working on in a container called ‘dev01’.
I’ve started the container with:
docker start dev01
Then I execute:
docker network inspect bridge
From this I can see the IP address of ‘dev01’ is 172.17.0.2/16.
I was hoping to access the website on the server by putting the ip address 172.17.0.2 straight into my browser but it does not connect. When I ping 172.17.0.2 from Windows cmd I get time outs.
I know the page is up and running on the container as from within the container I can use ‘lynx 172.17.0.2’ to view the page.
Is there a way to access a container from the host’s web browser?
EDIT:
Just noticed when I run ipconfig I have a DockerNAT adapter but it has no gateway:
Hi,
I’ve been looking at https://docker-curriculum.com/ and using his pre-made example I can see that the container starts up with ports exposed and I can access it…
docker run -d -P --name static-site prakhar1989/static-site
If I do the same with one of my images (Ubuntu with Apache and PHP) the container exits immediately and I can’t start it. Can anyone explain this as I’m having trouble tracking the reason for this down.
Thanks.
Thanks, I finally got to a solution by starting a container as follows: docker run -i -p 808:80 -td image_name
Where 808 is the port on the host and 80 the port in the container that I want to be pused out to 808.
Then I can access the webserver with: localhost:808
This is working for me at the moment.