Hello Shanmukha, My apologies for not noticing this prior to posting. The full command that I am running at 12:10 is: docker run -d --rm -name container1 --net my network containter1:1.0.0 The image name of the container is not fully visible. I hope this helps. Happy coding!
The bridge and my-network are two separate networks. Any two containers inside the same network can communicate. How about two communications between the bridge and my-network?
When i run the wget to recieve the message nothing shows up. Just a new line within the alpine container (/ #) . THe code should be the same. Do you have any idea why this is?
Great explanation! Thank you so much, Tobi!!!
Awesome, Thanks Tobi's Developer Corner.
At 12:10 the command is not completely Visible, It would be great if we can see it.
Thanks for this video. 👍
Hello Shanmukha,
My apologies for not noticing this prior to posting.
The full command that I am running at 12:10 is:
docker run -d --rm -name container1 --net my network containter1:1.0.0
The image name of the container is not fully visible.
I hope this helps.
Happy coding!
@@tobisdevelopercorner1190 thanks.
The bridge and my-network are two separate networks. Any two containers inside the same network can communicate. How about two communications between the bridge and my-network?
How about container from system #1 needing to communicate to system #2's container? Is that possible? Thanks!
you just solved my problem. it has been 3days
when you say docker build aren't you building an image and not a container? from that image you create a container right?
When i run the wget to recieve the message nothing shows up. Just a new line within the alpine container (/ #) . THe code should be the same. Do you have any idea why this is?
If anyone else gets this problem. The "-O" needs to be a capitol o or else it wont show the message in the terminal.
Is there a way I can dynamically get the ip?
You can get this IP and run another image while sending the previous container IP as environment variable like: docker run -d -e IP: image_name:tag
thanks a lot , why dont you add a git repo of commands , so easy to practice. you can simply paste from history of your cmd console.
please add playlist for docker lessons.
thanks! good video. you should also make the code available pls
Thanks