How to access docker container running in Google Cloud Platform
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I just started yesterday and following tutorials for using GCP.
I have a Cassandra docker container running in google compute engine. I would like to connect to the Cassandra docker container from my local machine and load data into it.
I tried using the IP address of the compute instance and Cassandra port. But the java program which loads data into Cassandra throws an error NoHostAvailableException
I appreciate your time.
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I just started yesterday and following tutorials for using GCP.
I have a Cassandra docker container running in google compute engine. I would like to connect to the Cassandra docker container from my local machine and load data into it.
I tried using the IP address of the compute instance and Cassandra port. But the java program which loads data into Cassandra throws an error NoHostAvailableException
I appreciate your time.
docker cassandra
google-cloud-platform asked Nov 9 at 23:58
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Try adding--network=hostto your docker run command. Cassandra reports its own IP address to the cluster so any more than 1 node and you'll start having problems using docker IP.
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I just started yesterday and following tutorials for using GCP.
I have a Cassandra docker container running in google compute engine. I would like to connect to the Cassandra docker container from my local machine and load data into it.
I tried using the IP address of the compute instance and Cassandra port. But the java program which loads data into Cassandra throws an error NoHostAvailableException
I appreciate your time.
docker cassandra
google-cloud-platform asked Nov 9 at 23:58
supritshah1289
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I just started yesterday and following tutorials for using GCP.
I have a Cassandra docker container running in google compute engine. I would like to connect to the Cassandra docker container from my local machine and load data into it.
I tried using the IP address of the compute instance and Cassandra port. But the java program which loads data into Cassandra throws an error NoHostAvailableException
I appreciate your time.
docker cassandra
google-cloud-platform docker cassandra
google-cloud-platform asked Nov 9 at 23:58
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asked Nov 9 at 23:58
supritshah1289
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asked Nov 9 at 23:58
supritshah1289
451511
asked Nov 9 at 23:58
supritshah1289
451511
asked Nov 9 at 23:58
supritshah1289
451511
451511
Try adding--network=hostto your docker run command. Cassandra reports its own IP address to the cluster so any more than 1 node and you'll start having problems using docker IP.
– Hitobat
Nov 10 at 15:18
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Try adding--network=hostto your docker run command. Cassandra reports its own IP address to the cluster so any more than 1 node and you'll start having problems using docker IP.
– Hitobat
Nov 10 at 15:18
Try adding
--network=host to your docker run command. Cassandra reports its own IP address to the cluster so any more than 1 node and you'll start having problems using docker IP.– Hitobat
Nov 10 at 15:18
Try adding
--network=host to your docker run command. Cassandra reports its own IP address to the cluster so any more than 1 node and you'll start having problems using docker IP.– Hitobat
Nov 10 at 15:18
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From my understanding, unless you expose the docker container's port publicly, you cannot access the port of the container anyway. This is where the concept of services comes in cloud architectures, to publicly expose container/s. Detailed instruction is given in "configuring endpoints" and following sections in the following article https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/openapi/get-started-compute-engine-docker .
answered Nov 10 at 6:35
Tapan Halani
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thank you, I will read this documentation and follow it.
– supritshah1289
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From my understanding, unless you expose the docker container's port publicly, you cannot access the port of the container anyway. This is where the concept of services comes in cloud architectures, to publicly expose container/s. Detailed instruction is given in "configuring endpoints" and following sections in the following article https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/openapi/get-started-compute-engine-docker .
answered Nov 10 at 6:35
Tapan Halani
485
thank you, I will read this documentation and follow it.
– supritshah1289
Nov 10 at 13:25
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From my understanding, unless you expose the docker container's port publicly, you cannot access the port of the container anyway. This is where the concept of services comes in cloud architectures, to publicly expose container/s. Detailed instruction is given in "configuring endpoints" and following sections in the following article https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/openapi/get-started-compute-engine-docker .
answered Nov 10 at 6:35
Tapan Halani
485
thank you, I will read this documentation and follow it.
– supritshah1289
Nov 10 at 13:25
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
0
down vote
From my understanding, unless you expose the docker container's port publicly, you cannot access the port of the container anyway. This is where the concept of services comes in cloud architectures, to publicly expose container/s. Detailed instruction is given in "configuring endpoints" and following sections in the following article https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/openapi/get-started-compute-engine-docker .
answered Nov 10 at 6:35
Tapan Halani
485
From my understanding, unless you expose the docker container's port publicly, you cannot access the port of the container anyway. This is where the concept of services comes in cloud architectures, to publicly expose container/s. Detailed instruction is given in "configuring endpoints" and following sections in the following article https://cloud.google.com/endpoints/docs/openapi/get-started-compute-engine-docker .
answered Nov 10 at 6:35
Tapan Halani
485
answered Nov 10 at 6:35
Tapan Halani
485
answered Nov 10 at 6:35
Tapan Halani
485
answered Nov 10 at 6:35
Tapan Halani
485
485
thank you, I will read this documentation and follow it.
– supritshah1289
Nov 10 at 13:25
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thank you, I will read this documentation and follow it.
– supritshah1289
Nov 10 at 13:25
thank you, I will read this documentation and follow it.
– supritshah1289
Nov 10 at 13:25
thank you, I will read this documentation and follow it.
– supritshah1289
Nov 10 at 13:25
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Try adding
--network=hostto your docker run command. Cassandra reports its own IP address to the cluster so any more than 1 node and you'll start having problems using docker IP.– Hitobat
Nov 10 at 15:18