Expose available ports in Dockerfile #19
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This commit includes an expose command in the Dockerfile for various ports that the application uses - web server (80 and 443), mysql (3306), and MISP ZeroMQ (50000).
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@jbarlow-mcafee Thanks. Sorry for the delay - I've been slammed with other work. Absolutely merging this in. Have not forgotten about the other one. I was going over it thinking about how to provide some of the features, while potentially separating into a "get-going-with-an-all-in-one" branch. |
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This commit includes an expose command in the Dockerfile for various
ports that the application uses - web server (80 and 443), mysql (3306),
and MISP ZeroMQ (50000).