a query? install docker on an operating system which contains the application to be executed. it might slow down the vm a bit. If instead the app is installed without docker, it would spend less resources.
how can i run the docker command on startup? btw this is a realy good video. The documentation is a bit misleading because it says that the -p command is not needed to open ports when in fact it is. Because of this vid I noticed I had no ports open. I was using compose in my dev env and thought as long as i had firewall rules it would open the ports. So I would like to figure out a way to run the container with the -p flag on startup. I am using a private image for my vm that has the website running when the container starts so when I ssh it its already running with no public ports exposed. I have to stop, remove the image and re run it with the -p flag
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Thanks for the nice video, very helpful
Awesome. Thank you for sharing.
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a query? install docker on an operating system which contains the application to be executed. it might slow down the vm a bit.
If instead the app is installed without docker, it would spend less resources.
thaaank youu very much youu really help meee
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how can i run the docker command on startup? btw this is a realy good video. The documentation is a bit misleading because it says that the -p command is not needed to open ports when in fact it is. Because of this vid I noticed I had no ports open. I was using compose in my dev env and thought as long as i had firewall rules it would open the ports. So I would like to figure out a way to run the container with the -p flag on startup. I am using a private image for my vm that has the website running when the container starts so when I ssh it its already running with no public ports exposed. I have to stop, remove the image and re run it with the -p flag
hey can you make a tutorial how to run Apache 2 with port 443 on docker container