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The problem is that a name for ES is created automatically (foodtrucks_es_1) and the network (foodtrucks_default). However, the app.py refers to host (es) which doesn't exist. Is there to have the docker-compose script set this as an environment parameter that gets populated in the container at launch time and picked up by app.py?
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The problem is that a name for ES is created automatically (foodtrucks_es_1) and the network (foodtrucks_default). However, the app.py refers to host (es) which doesn't exist. Is there to have the docker-compose script set this as an environment parameter that gets populated in the container at launch time and picked up by app.py?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: