The process of configuring an http-listen-addr in a docker or k8s-pod involves the following steps:
Identify the container where the http-listen-addr needs to be configured.
Open the docker or k8s-pod configuration file for the identified container.
Locate the section that defines the container's ports.
Add a new port mapping for the http-listen-addr in the container's port section.
Save the configuration file.
Restart the container to apply the new configuration.
Verify that the http-listen-addr is now listening on the specified port using a network inspection tool or by attempting to connect to the service.
If necessary, adjust firewall rules or security settings to allow incoming connections on the newly configured port.
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Asked: 2023-07-14 06:58:53 +0000
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