Hi there, I'm trying to setup an ES infrastructure inside docker, and so
far I was able to change the publish host from using docker's internal IP
to use the HOST IP, but I have problems because the PORT used by the
container 9300 does not map to the HOST port.
Is there a way to publish a different port than the one used by the server.
I just need to publish the HOST IP and PORT as opposed to the container's
I'm truly sorry for using a bump, but is there any chance I could hack
this? I know for ES it does start on port 9300, but if I could just modify
the exposed address I could get a nice cluster with docker without
depending on hardcoding ports.
Thank you
On Sunday, April 12, 2015 at 11:06:52 PM UTC-4, Vinicius Carvalho wrote:
Hi there, I'm trying to setup an ES infrastructure inside docker, and so
far I was able to change the publish host from using docker's internal IP
to use the HOST IP, but I have problems because the PORT used by the
container 9300 does not map to the HOST port.
Is there a way to publish a different port than the one used by the
server. I just need to publish the HOST IP and PORT as opposed to the
container's
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