I’m running CoPilot and TigerGraph 3.10.1 in their own Docker containers on the same machine (Mac). I cannot get CoPilot and TigerGraph to coexist without running into Port conflicts. Does anyone have a docker configuration that allows both of these containers to run on the same machine? Any insights on how you can get these containers to run on the same box would be greatly appreciated.
Hi @demit733, how are you running the app now? If you’re using the provided docker-compose.yml file, you should have no issue. If you’re running the pods separately using docker run
, you can map the ports so they don’t conflict without changing the ports the containers expose internally. See the docs, here.
Hi @demit733, how are you running the app now?
I’m running the Docker Image of CoPilot on my MacPro. I’m also running a Docker Image of TigerGraph 4.1.0 on my MacPro. I have modified the db.config file in the CoPilot to point to my local image of TigerGraph 4.1.0 to http://localhost.
So, how are TigerGraph CoPilot developers running their instance of TigerGraph db? Is it on your desktop or is it running the database on another server in your network?
If you’re running TigerGraph db on your desktop along with CoPilot, how are you resolve the 9000 port conflict?