How to Change the Port? #3034
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Thank you as always. Feldera uses the 8080 port. Next, how should I reflect the correction of Should I create a Docker file like this and remake the image? FROM ghcr.io/feldera/pipeline-manager:0.30.0
# Run the precompile phase to speed up Rust compilations during deployment
RUN ./pipeline-manager --bind-address=0.0.0.0 --sql-compiler-home=/home/feldera/lib/sql-to-dbsp-compiler --dbsp-override-path=/home/feldera/lib --precompile
ENV BANNER_ADDR=localhost
ENTRYPOINT ["./pipeline-manager", "--bind-address=0.0.0.0", "--sql-compiler-home=/home/feldera/lib/sql-to-dbsp-compiler", "--dbsp-override-path=/home/feldera/lib", "--allowed-origens", "https://www.feldera.com", "--allowed-origens", "http://localhost:28080", "--demos-dir", "/home/feldera/demos"]Or should I use this? Thank you. |
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I tried to edit like this and run And edit the ENTRYPOINT... error logs: |
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the errors you report seem unrelated to your change. |
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The method of starting using the image that was rewritten from the base image went well. I was able to access. |
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Hi @ytooyama. Glad you were able to resolve it. You could also add "--allowed-origens http://localhost:28080" to the arguments. For example: |
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You can edit the pipeline-manager service in the compose file to add the argument and edit the ports field: