go to post Thomas Wuppermann · Mar 18 Hi Scott, I prefer to publish the superserver-port and call it from the webgateway via localhost. So when doing docker run you have to add "-p..." like docker run -p 1972:1972 ....... which lets you connect to the superserver port via the same port on your host. When using docker compose just add ports: - 1972:1972 in the same ident as the "image" directive which does the same as docker run -p.... In the webgateway add a server configuration with "localhost" an port 1972. Btw.You could use a different port on your host if 1972 is in use. Therefore you have to change the port after the colon. i.E. -p 1972:51972 to use 51972 on your host. Hope this might help.
go to post Thomas Wuppermann · Oct 29, 2021 Hi Thiago, there is an example created by @Dmitry Maslennikov of how to install WebGateway along with apache inside a docker-container: https://github.com/caretdev/iris-webgateway-example . It is a bit outdated but a very good starting point, we use it with only few modifications. You might need to to find the right version of Webgateway as tgz-archive.
