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I had succesfully ran the docker containers on a AWS EC2 instance so I thought it would also work as easy on a Raspberry PI. The docker containers are running and everything is working but only if I connect a screen with HDMI and browse with a chromium browser to http://172.19.0.6:3000 but not if I point my browser from another laptop in my home network to the IP address of the raspberrypi (which is 192.168.3.49:3000).
How can I configure the docker configuration that 192.168.3.49:3000 will point to my 172.19.0.6:3000 docker container?
thnx for the help!
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AFAIK it does bind to 0.0.0.0 by default and therefore it should work out of the box. If docker ps indicates otherwise you could maybe try to explicitly bind to 0.0.0.0:
ports:
- 0.0.0.0:4000:4000
Or maybe firewall rules prevent access? Did you double check the IP address? :)
I had succesfully ran the docker containers on a AWS EC2 instance so I thought it would also work as easy on a Raspberry PI. The docker containers are running and everything is working but only if I connect a screen with HDMI and browse with a chromium browser to http://172.19.0.6:3000 but not if I point my browser from another laptop in my home network to the IP address of the raspberrypi (which is 192.168.3.49:3000).
How can I configure the docker configuration that 192.168.3.49:3000 will point to my 172.19.0.6:3000 docker container?
thnx for the help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: