docker-compose.yml - Unable to connect to app via browser
I am a beginner to the Docker world. I am currently using Docker Toolbox so please pardon me if I posted this question at the wrong section of the forum. Thanks
I was trying out all the steps in parts 1 and 2 of the tutorial without any major issues - I was able to deploy the friendlyhello app and access it by keying in on my browser. However, the problem comes when I was trying part 4. After creating the docker-compose.yml and following the rest of the instructions, I was not able to access the app via my browser anymore with or with the curl command. It says connection was refused. I have attached screenshot of all the commands as well as the error along with this post.
Any ideas where I have gone wrong? Thanks in advance!!
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I am a beginner to the Docker world. I am currently using Docker Toolbox so please pardon me if I posted this question at the wrong section of the forum. Thanks
I was trying out all the steps in parts 1 and 2 of the tutorial without any major issues - I was able to deploy the friendlyhello app and access it by keying in on my browser. However, the problem comes when I was trying part 4. After creating the docker-compose.yml and following the rest of the instructions, I was not able to access the app via my browser anymore with or with the curl command. It says connection was refused. I have attached screenshot of all the commands as well as the error along with this post.
Any ideas where I have gone wrong? Thanks in advance!!
docker docker-compose
asked Nov 16 at 6:25
griffinleow
214
add a comment |
I am a beginner to the Docker world. I am currently using Docker Toolbox so please pardon me if I posted this question at the wrong section of the forum. Thanks
I was trying out all the steps in parts 1 and 2 of the tutorial without any major issues - I was able to deploy the friendlyhello app and access it by keying in on my browser. However, the problem comes when I was trying part 4. After creating the docker-compose.yml and following the rest of the instructions, I was not able to access the app via my browser anymore with or with the curl command. It says connection was refused. I have attached screenshot of all the commands as well as the error along with this post.
Any ideas where I have gone wrong? Thanks in advance!!
docker docker-compose
asked Nov 16 at 6:25
griffinleow
214
I am a beginner to the Docker world. I am currently using Docker Toolbox so please pardon me if I posted this question at the wrong section of the forum. Thanks
I was trying out all the steps in parts 1 and 2 of the tutorial without any major issues - I was able to deploy the friendlyhello app and access it by keying in on my browser. However, the problem comes when I was trying part 4. After creating the docker-compose.yml and following the rest of the instructions, I was not able to access the app via my browser anymore with or with the curl command. It says connection was refused. I have attached screenshot of all the commands as well as the error along with this post.
Any ideas where I have gone wrong? Thanks in advance!!
docker docker-compose
docker docker-compose
asked Nov 16 at 6:25
griffinleow
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asked Nov 16 at 6:25
griffinleow
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asked Nov 16 at 6:25
griffinleow
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asked Nov 16 at 6:25
griffinleow
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asked Nov 16 at 6:25
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I think about that the ip in curl command is wrong.
You can run in "cmd"
netstat -n | findstr 4000
It will show the IP address that is listening on 4000 port.
consolresult
If you see 0.0.0.0 it's listening on all ip address so that you can try on localhost or 127.0.0.1 else use the specific address from result command.
Greetings.
answered Nov 16 at 6:59
Arcmop
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Thanks for your input. I realized I had to stop and remove containers that were running on port 4000 before I could run a new container. Hence, I went ahead and removed all images and containers before repeating the tutorial steps. However, now I am receiving 'time out' error
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I think about that the ip in curl command is wrong.
You can run in "cmd"
netstat -n | findstr 4000
It will show the IP address that is listening on 4000 port.
consolresult
If you see 0.0.0.0 it's listening on all ip address so that you can try on localhost or 127.0.0.1 else use the specific address from result command.
Greetings.
answered Nov 16 at 6:59
Arcmop
11
Thanks for your input. I realized I had to stop and remove containers that were running on port 4000 before I could run a new container. Hence, I went ahead and removed all images and containers before repeating the tutorial steps. However, now I am receiving 'time out' error
– griffinleow
Nov 16 at 7:58
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I think about that the ip in curl command is wrong.
You can run in "cmd"
netstat -n | findstr 4000
It will show the IP address that is listening on 4000 port.
consolresult
If you see 0.0.0.0 it's listening on all ip address so that you can try on localhost or 127.0.0.1 else use the specific address from result command.
Greetings.
answered Nov 16 at 6:59
Arcmop
11
Thanks for your input. I realized I had to stop and remove containers that were running on port 4000 before I could run a new container. Hence, I went ahead and removed all images and containers before repeating the tutorial steps. However, now I am receiving 'time out' error
– griffinleow
Nov 16 at 7:58
add a comment |
I think about that the ip in curl command is wrong.
You can run in "cmd"
netstat -n | findstr 4000
It will show the IP address that is listening on 4000 port.
consolresult
If you see 0.0.0.0 it's listening on all ip address so that you can try on localhost or 127.0.0.1 else use the specific address from result command.
Greetings.
answered Nov 16 at 6:59
Arcmop
11
I think about that the ip in curl command is wrong.
You can run in "cmd"
netstat -n | findstr 4000
It will show the IP address that is listening on 4000 port.
consolresult
If you see 0.0.0.0 it's listening on all ip address so that you can try on localhost or 127.0.0.1 else use the specific address from result command.
Greetings.
answered Nov 16 at 6:59
Arcmop
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answered Nov 16 at 6:59
Arcmop
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answered Nov 16 at 6:59
Arcmop
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answered Nov 16 at 6:59
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Thanks for your input. I realized I had to stop and remove containers that were running on port 4000 before I could run a new container. Hence, I went ahead and removed all images and containers before repeating the tutorial steps. However, now I am receiving 'time out' error
– griffinleow
Nov 16 at 7:58
add a comment |
Thanks for your input. I realized I had to stop and remove containers that were running on port 4000 before I could run a new container. Hence, I went ahead and removed all images and containers before repeating the tutorial steps. However, now I am receiving 'time out' error
– griffinleow
Nov 16 at 7:58
Thanks for your input. I realized I had to stop and remove containers that were running on port 4000 before I could run a new container. Hence, I went ahead and removed all images and containers before repeating the tutorial steps. However, now I am receiving 'time out' error
– griffinleow
Nov 16 at 7:58
Thanks for your input. I realized I had to stop and remove containers that were running on port 4000 before I could run a new container. Hence, I went ahead and removed all images and containers before repeating the tutorial steps. However, now I am receiving 'time out' error
– griffinleow
Nov 16 at 7:58
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