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1. DOCKER IP ADDRESS OF ANOTHER CONTAIER HOW TO
2. DOCKER IP ADDRESS OF ANOTHER CONTAIER FOR MAC
3. DOCKER IP ADDRESS OF ANOTHER CONTAIER PRO

I added my IP address and the test domain of example.local to the file and saved.

For now, we will test with an internal IP address.

DOCKER IP ADDRESS OF ANOTHER CONTAIER HOW TO

For an example of how to test this process from outside your network, see the section near the end of this post titled “Configure test settings to mimic traffic to your modem”. There are many other ways to find this information out. I did an ifconfig in terminal mode to get my local IP address. There is usually a tab character between the IP address and the domain name. Look at the existing line entries for how you should enter the data. When done with changes, you can save and exit by CTRL+o to save and CTRL+x to exit. In terminal, edit the file by typing sudo nano /etc/hosts. This is where knowledge of the command line and how to use the Nano program come in handy. On my Mac, the Host file is located at /etc/hosts and the file can only be edited by a user with admin rights.

If you are unfamiliar with what a Hosts file is or does, you may want to research before proceeding further as changes to this file can adversely affect your connection to the Internet. Another way around this would be to pay for a static IP address from your ISP, but that can be cost prohibitive.īefore I go through the trouble of setting up my real domain with the dynamic dns service, I can test the concept by editing my Hosts file. (Truthfully, it is very rare that my router’s IP address changes but this is just in case in the middle of the night my IP address lease expires and my ISP decides to change my IP). I could do this manually by editing my domain registration, but what fun would that be. This service watches for when my router’s IP address changes with my ISP and corrects the domain registry appropriately to match. Setup DNS or Hosts fileĪfter this proof of concept works, the end goal is to setup one of my domains to point to my home router utilizing a dynamic dns service.

I have two containers, one for the proxy server and one to host the WordPress website (actually it is two containers, one for the MySQL database and one for the Apache web services. I will edit my /etc/hosts file to point a fake domain name to my local box via a local IP address and then also test through my router’s IP address with port forwarding enabled.

DOCKER IP ADDRESS OF ANOTHER CONTAIER FOR MAC

I have Docker for Mac Community Edition Version 18.06.0 installed.

DOCKER IP ADDRESS OF ANOTHER CONTAIER PRO

To test the proof of concept, I am using a MacBook Pro (2014) with macOS High Sierra (10.13.5), a 2.6 GHz Intel i5 with 8GB memory. The idea behind this project is to allow the ability to utilize Docker on a large server to host various kinds of containers for Java development, but at the same time host some of the various websites on that same server that have low traffic but not have to pay to host on other services like BlueHost. I know there may be better and more efficient ways to create the end result, one of which is just using one container or server to host multiple virtual host (domains). I am relatively new to using Docker, and I wanted to share and also make note of some useful information for myself on how to setup a few containers to allow my server to host multiple website containers.