Port conflicts are a common issue when deploying Docker containers, especially in complex setups like R2R. This guide will help you identify, diagnose, and resolve port conflicts in your Docker environment.
Use environment variables for port numbers in your Docker Compose file.
Document the ports used by each service in your project.
Consider using tools like Traefik or Nginx as reverse proxies to manage port allocation dynamically.
By following this guide, you should be able to identify and resolve most port conflicts in your Docker and R2R setup. Remember, after making changes to your Docker Compose file or configuration, you’ll need to rebuild and restart your services:
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docker-compose downdocker-compose up --build
If problems persist, check the R2R documentation or seek help from the community support channels.