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I've played with remote docker a little before, and 2 things were stopping me: - Is there a way to forward local ports to the remote docker instance? So I can
by emilecantin 6y ago
I've played with remote docker a little before, and 2 things were stopping me:
- Is there a way to forward local ports to the remote docker instance? So I can access the app on "localhost:3000" as usual? (OAuth setups make the app URL a pain to change)
- Is there a way to "mount" local volumes on the docker instance? (Reaction Commerce mounts the code folder as a volume. Altough that project has other issues, that's the main thing that kept me from using it).
- pmontra 6y agoPorts: ssh tunnels, ngrok or similar tools. Mounts: it's equivalent to mounting a remote file system. Docker -> server -> local.