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There are several cases where Docker doesn't allow a static IP; for example when running swarm mode, or when using Kubernetes.
Each container instance that is started gets a dynamic IP, and this conflicts with the need to specify a PeerAddress IP in /root/.config/pydio/cells/pydio.json, for example:
There are several cases where Docker doesn't allow a static IP; for example when running swarm mode, or when using Kubernetes.
Each container instance that is started gets a dynamic IP, and this conflicts with the need to specify a
PeerAddress
IP in/root/.config/pydio/cells/pydio.json
, for example:Docker does a great job of resolving the container's hostname, so this would work nicely if we could instead specify the hostname:
Note that I'm currently using a workaround of overriding the start command in the docker compose file, but this feels very ugly, and a bit fragile:
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{gid:cells:406106025}
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{gid:cells:410854373}
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