docker: connecting to localhost outside the container (intermediate) anthony explains  

This is very interesting! This networking quirks is why I almost always use compose to run containers locally

Oh wow, I've been wanting to do this for a while and didn't think it was possible (at least, easily). Thanks!

Did not know this about docker. Always glad to learn new things.

docker network inspect bridge --format='{{(index .IPAM.Config 0).Gateway}}'

I was actually researching on a network concept, and somehow this pops up 😂 Still answered my question tho

thanks for sharing this knowledge. I also was other here that struggled with this topic for some time. Your video was very helpfull. New follower of your content here =)

Thank you for this! Usefull!

Thanks for sharing this information, have you ever tried zenoh communication between host and docker containers? Like zenoh pub sub ?

Interestingly, I can't seem to replicate this on macOS. I still get a connection refused running these exact same commands. I wonder if local firewall rules are disrupting the connection? Hmm

Cool, is it possible to add more of the docker internal addresses? I am currently planning a project where i have 3 containers that i need for each one of them to have an internal ip address that could communicate with local hosts..

I started trying to do the same in podman, and turns out host.containers.internal is just there by default.

hey can you help me out i want to access the camera from docker jupyte lab so how can i do it.

Are you still able to issue requests to localhost outside of docker even after you bind to the docker bridge network IP?

Where do you open terminal? In docker? What about Windows users?? Thx

is there a way to get the access to loopback in linux instead of windows or macos? i think host docker internal does not work...

How to do this with docker compose

Can you use "docker run --network host" instead of bridge?

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