A friend needed help with exposing ports with docker containers, so I thought I would write about it.
Why do you need to exposing ports?
So docker container are contained to their own virtual network, furthermore exposing ports is like port forwarding on a router. This prevents port collision between docker services.
How do i do this?
To expose a port number, use the docker command with the option -p 8080:80. In this example the 8080 is the host facing port, while the 80 is the port number used by the app inside the docker container.
My HP Envy x360 is consistently crashing. probably because I was compiling a application from source while the laptop fans were smothered by my bed and slightly cooked the CPU. I have swapped the RAM and storage to see if that was the issue, it was not. So i am shelving my HP Envy laptop for my old HP Elitebook 8460p that was presumed to have dead graphics from cat hair, old age, and the crushing weight of a over weight cat sitting on top while in the possession of my mother. A while ago I turned on my old HP Elitebook 8460p and i was working again; I don’t know how?
What now?
I will be using it for the time being, untill I can save up enough money for a framework 13.
BTW, since the HP elitebook is thicker and heavier that my HP envy, I have nicknamed it my CHONKY-HP.
The upcoming release appears strong based on my assessment. I appreciate the renaming of specific Nix configuration options. Additionally, for my daily 3D printing tasks, new applications such as Orca Slicer have been included, which previously required me to obtain the package from the unstable branch and encounter issues with incompatible Mesa versions on 23.11. Although there may have been a resolution, I prefer a seamless experience straight out of the box.
