Port configuration in docker container | -p option in starting docker container | port docker

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• Thank you very much

• can you teach me volume mapping

• This explanation is so good, even a 5 year old can understand this

• Thanks Raj! Great explanation

• thanks raj

• Thank you.

• so can i have two different containers one using -p 8080:80 then the other -p 8181:80

• Thank you very much . best explanation now I understand

• How do you know that the apache server is running on port 80 inside the Docker container ?

• Thanks, just what I needed. Simple and clear explanation. Cheers!

• Why mine doesn't update?

• Thank you for sharing this video.

• awsm thank you

• Cristal Clear! Thanks! So is basically connecting two machines via any of the available ports.

• Thank you, well explained

• Thankyou brother very useful

• thank you

• nice explanation bro

• this is a great video, thx

• Hi, your videos are very helpful to learn docker for me. I am looking for the video on docker-compose file syntax but I am not able to find it on your channel if it's there can you please share the link so I can watch the video and learn docker-compose syntax

• I was stuck for 5 hours and after just 3 minutes of watching the video I figured it out! 🙂

• Nicely explained.
  Thanks.

• I have image nginx port 80 not working how to fix?

• thanks for this video – I can see the web page from another server. good video , simple , easy to understand

• It really helped me..thank you

• you are awesome

• Great explanation!

• First time i see nice and clear explanation for docker ports, THANK YOU!

• Thank you for the clear explanation,
  I have a quick question if you can help.

  When port binding, I use localhost:8080 it won't work, though when I use IP of docker machine (obtained using #docker-machine ip default). it does work.
  Can you please let me know, how do I solve this.?

  Thank you

• Thank you

• Thank you so much for such a clear explanation

• I need help. I’ve deployed searx on my synology nas using docker. It works fine for about an hour and then it says connection reset and stops working. Similar problem with jellyfin on docker, if I restart my synology it won’t load until I reboot the router.. for searx I’ve configured the local and docker port and set the firewall rule… what’s going wrong here??

• Thanks a lot!

• Can you make video for Windows too? I'm not able to access using local host .
  The page is not responding at all.

• once i have published on 8080:8080 where do i publish other github repositiries? everytime i mention 8080: i get already allocated when ever i change host port i get error provide server name

• once i have published on 8080:8080 where do i publish other github repositiries? everytime i mention 8080: i get already allocated

• Thanks Buddy👍👍👍👍

• System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.
  
  Failed to connect to bus: Host is down

  why i get this error when .i am going to start service in the container

• Very Clear Thank You

• Thank you! Good work!

• Thanks man

• good job

• Thank you so muchh

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