Category: virtualization

How create different port mapping by endpoints in Docker?

I have problem with connecting two networks to container by differently port for each network. Scheme: enter image description here

The current situation is as follows: I currently have a Docker container with the following image: https://hub.docker.com/r/appium/appium As you can

I’m trying to run a Linux (ubuntu LTS) container inside a windows server 2019 OS. The problem is that the

Every half year I have to install new programs on my computer for the university. After I do not need

I need to execute both front and back end application for a web development project and I need to run

Is there a way to run Podman inside Podman, similar to the way you can run Docker inside Docker? This

ASSUMPTION: Consider, two docker containers c1, c2 created. Each of them having vNICs attached to network A: c1_vnic_a c2_vnic_a Or

I’m developing a command line (in Golang) which interacts with Docker. It works fine on Linux & Mac, although I

I have Ubuntu installed on my Windows 10 machine. Accessing it via the Terminal. Have completed the Docker installation using

Till now, I was with the idea that container technology (ex: docker) provides the required isolation and OS-Level virtualisation. And