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I have two node apps that runs at 8888 and 9999 ports. I would like to have access trough 8888.mysite.localhost and 9999.mysite.localhost (pointing to the frontend container).
Purposed solution
Add CUSTOM_PORTS= 8888:frontend,9999:frontend to .docker.env and split and use the pair port + container to construct labels at the corresponding container like this:
Use case
I have two node apps that runs at 8888 and 9999 ports. I would like to have access trough
8888.mysite.localhost
and9999.mysite.localhost
(pointing to the frontend container).Purposed solution
Add
CUSTOM_PORTS= 8888:frontend,9999:frontend
to .docker.env and split and use the pair port + container to construct labels at the corresponding container like this:It can be accomplished adding some params via CLI?
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