We will install docker and docker-compose. If you already have docker installed, you should still read this part as it contains important information about DNS 2.1.3. Installing Docker on macOSĀ¶. Go to and download Docker for Mac. It will install all you need to. Command for upgrading docker. Ask Question 3. Now myne docker version is 0.9.0. $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install lxc-docker Docker 0.9.0 is the latest revision in the Ubuntu 13.10 repositories: $ docker -v Docker version 0.9.0, build 2b3fdf2. Upgrade Node.js to the latest version on Mac OS.
Expected behavior Successful connection to rabbitmq container port from assigned ENV=localhost:5672 from dependent container. Actual behavior Connection refused to localhost:5672 Information OS X: version 10.10.5 (build: 14F1713) Docker.app: version v1.11.0-beta9 Running diagnostic tests: OK docker-cli OK Moby booted OK driver.amd64-linux OK vmnetd OK osxfs OK db OK slirp OK menubar OK environment OK Docker OK VT-x Docker logs are being collected into /tmp/20155.tar.gz Most specific failure is: No error was detected Your unique id is: 2BF0214B-5378-4DA8-9572-024D592D08FA Please quote this in all correspondence. Pinata get native/port-forwarding true Everything worked before the upgrade using the IP assigned to Docker.local. Now when I assign AMQP URL to localhost within running dependent containers the connection is refused to the assigned port on localhost.
The rabbitmq container is running properly and I can curl and access the management web url from the mac via localhost:15672. However, other running containers connecting to the rabbitmq container server fails connection. Ok, maybe I am confused by the major changes with the upgrade to with beta9? Docker.local is not used anymore and we are using localhost instead.
Before when I exec into a running container, I cloud ping Docker.local and is resolved to the ip locally for development env 192.168.64.4. You would also see the same ip listed under PORTS when using docker ps just like the above is showing localhost port forwarding. I just assumed this would be the same for setting env URLs for my app running in the container that needs to connect to the rabbitmq container. As long as you had localhost and the port assigned port it would resolve to the container that was publishing that port?
Only using the xhyve VM IP works for connecting to rabbit from the preprocessor. Exactly how it was before with Docker.local when not linking the containers via a docker-compose.yml or docker run -link=. I guess just misunderstood the new usage of localhost replacing Docker.local. THanks for replying!
Expected behavior When I open my mac laptop docker should continue running as usual Actual behavior Crashes with 'com.docker.osx.hyperkit.linux failed to start. I think I'm seeing this on latest (apologies for the cross-post from another closed issue) I run into this issue as well. The scenario is. Connect to work VPN (we use Cisco AnyConnect). Start containers (in my case just running eventstore/eventstore). Sleep machine. Wake machine.
VPN disconnects. Containers are non-responsive and attempting restart results in the docker app crashing.