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Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out with your question! If you're hosting the microservice on a public server or cloud platform, and the microservice is accessible over the internet, your friend should be able to access it using the provided URL. If the microservice is hosted locally, your friend's laptop needs to be on the same network as your machine to access the microservice. Additionally, you might need to configure networking settings to ensure proper connectivity.
Most of the hosting services, especially those offering reliable and scalable environments, are paid services. While there are free plans available from certain providers, they often come with limitations or might not be suitable for certain use cases. When considering hosting options, keep in mind that hosting providers need to manage infrastructure, security, maintenance, and resources, which typically incur costs.
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This is the best ever explanation i see for docker images and containers.
Thank you very much.
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Thank you for great explanation.
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This was the Video that i was looking out for since long. Thanks for So clear explaination .
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Excellent tutorial, easy to follow, thank you!
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Really Great Tutorial Now only getting Started I Hope I will Learn more from this point , Thank You for Great Tutorial
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Excellent and lucid tutorial
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Thank you so much sir for providing such simple explaination
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Great tutorial thanks
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🔥Awesome !!🌟
Thank You!
Hi sir, I have doubts about the Docker, so I need to host the microservice. So if I use the URL on my friend's laptop, it will work or not.
Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out with your question!
If you're hosting the microservice on a public server or cloud platform, and the microservice is accessible over the internet, your friend should be able to access it using the provided URL.
If the microservice is hosted locally, your friend's laptop needs to be on the same network as your machine to access the microservice. Additionally, you might need to configure networking settings to ensure proper connectivity.
Thank you for your response, Sir. Would you please describe a host application for the microservice? Please, it should not be a pay version.
Most of the hosting services, especially those offering reliable and scalable environments, are paid services. While there are free plans available from certain providers, they often come with limitations or might not be suitable for certain use cases.
When considering hosting options, keep in mind that hosting providers need to manage infrastructure, security, maintenance, and resources, which typically incur costs.