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At the moment, the steps required to containerise a conductor such that it can be driven by another container include:
opening an admin port at a fixed port (which forced to be on 127.0.0.1 loopback address)
forwarding traffic from an exposed port of 0.0.0.0 to the above port (I use socat)
repeating the same steps for the app port
This approach leads to confusing port mappings, and complicates a connection process that would normally be simpler were the client and conductor at the same network address. E.g. Opening an app port at runtime via AdminWebsocket::attach_app_interface is not practical because it would need to be coupled with some other convoluted tooling for forwarding and remapping.
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At the moment, the steps required to containerise a conductor such that it can be driven by another container include:
This approach leads to confusing port mappings, and complicates a connection process that would normally be simpler were the client and conductor at the same network address. E.g. Opening an app port at runtime via
AdminWebsocket::attach_app_interface
is not practical because it would need to be coupled with some other convoluted tooling for forwarding and remapping.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: