Hi, I have an Android app that needs some micro-services to be running to be able to work correctly. So each micro-service (when started correctly) opens a specific port on localhost and listen on it. All the services are dockerized. So currently, I have created a docker-compose files with all the…

Latest update: so if I start the docker-android container like docker run --privileged --env CI=false --volume "$(pwd):/bitrise/src" --volume "/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock" -it --net=host bitriseio/docker-android:latest bash (notice the --net=host) …it works. the host ports are acce…

Just heard on the Slack channel that each build uses its own host, so I guess we should be good with this solution (or something similar). I need to have access to the ports I open from within the container.

I believe it should be possible to create a docker network, and then connect it to the current container, related docs: https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/network_connect/#parent-command

To attach the current container to the network you have to find out the name of the container you’re in - there are some tips in this thread on doing so: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20995351/docker-how-to-get-container-information-from-within-the-container

Just ran a test docker network ls on the current Linux/Android stack: + docker network ls NETWORK ID NAME DRIVER SCOPE 2e7b0d05e921 bridge bridge local 475bfa0f4b33 host host local f1fa53e277…

Hey @paymand , Did you manage to solve the issue using docker networks?

Hey @ghaabor ! No, I gave up on that. The workaround I ended up using is to use the default gateway address: DOCKER_HOST=$(ip route | grep default | awk '{print $3}') And then I can check if the service has started properly: bash ./scripts/wait-for-service.sh $DOCKER_HOST:4002

[image] paymand: The workaround I ended up using is to use the default gateway address So that works, you can communicate through that IP right? Seems like a neat workaround for now @paymand :wink: We’ll also check if there’s any reason not to specify the --net=host flag (whether it might br…

Yeah, seems to be working. And yes, it would be great to look into using --net=host option. Have a nice weekend! :grinning:

Thanks for the infos, we’ll definitely experiment with this next week :wink: Have a nice weekend :slight_smile:

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Thanks for the infos, we’ll definitely experiment with this next week

Have a nice weekend

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