protocol: the port protocol (tcp or udp) mode: host for publishing a host port on each node, or ingress for a swarm mode port. Where, target: the port inside the container. Is there a way to fix the version of the build system we are using? It is a disaster to get an update we are not expecting that breaks everything. In your docker-compose you can add this: (Long-Syntax) ports: - target: 80 published: 8080 protocol: tcp mode: host.Is there a workaround we can apply to remove the 6502 port allocation?.Where did the update occur? Is this a new version of the extension that does an update inside the build container? I can’t see anything here that indicates it should have happened.We are building right now to do deployments in 2 weeks. I will check with Gaurav who he spoke to but this is a critical problem for us. I was unable to run a debug container at the command line as it could not seem to map the application folder but that could be an error in my run command. The debugger then attempts to connect but gets stuck and seems to stay running but is not connected and the container doesn’t start.Ī release build does work and the release container will run. So the multiple apps can be deployed by deploying multiple docker setups mapping via different ports. I am not sure what I did, but port 53 is not being used in my server: roothostname:/home/oc netstat -tulpn Active Internet connections. version: '3' services: test: image: mycustomimage:v1 ports: - 53:53. Docker exception: "host" network_mode is incompatible with port_bindings I want to map 53 docker host to 53 container, but it does not accept and exposes another random port. The message reported is: Restarting application container. This breaks our debug build as require network host to use the CAN bus interfaces and the extension maps port 6502 internally. It looks like an update to docker-compose has made the combination of network host and port mappings an error when it just used to be a warning. Might be a good place to accumulate information as well. Hi all, and think has reported this directly but I thought it would be worth a forum post to share.
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