Hi,
I am trying to use the foreman-docker plugin to start docker containers.
To simplify the orchestration of the docker environment and to build a
cluster my aim is to run a container with the Rancher Server container
and to connect multiple hosts with the rancher-agent container.
I managed to start and stop the container for the rancher-server,
however I did not find an option to provide the portforwarding usually
done in "docker run" with -p or --publish to make the webinterface of
rancher (or other webservices) available outside of the docker network.
Besides this also volumes or links to directories outside of the
container may be needed which can be done with -v in "docker run", as
well -d or other environment options.
In the last step of creating a container environment variables can be
given, but it seems these environment variables are only for the
environment inside the container and not for things like the port
forwarding I need.
Is there a way to provide these options or is is not implemented so far?
Cheers
Jonas
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Jonas Trüstedt
ATIX - The Linux & Open Source Company
www.atix.de <http://www.atix.de/>
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