How to use tomcat or jenkins using docker containers












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I installed and started tomcat in a centos docker container. But I am unable to open tomcat in browser using HOST-IP:8080. It is showing error that this site can't be reached.






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    welcome to stackoverflow please mention the link of container you have used and the command or docker file you have used to launch your docker container
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  • First I pulled the latest Centos image and started the new container. Inside that container, I downloaded tomcat9 package (link: mirrors.wuchna.com/apachemirror/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.14/bin/…) and extracted the package and started the tomcat server using startup.sh file. After that, I tried to open tomcat in the browser using container-IP:8080 and also tried using host-IP:8080. But both didn't work for me.
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  • I am running docker using "docker toolbox" on a windows machine
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I installed and started tomcat in a centos docker container. But I am unable to open tomcat in browser using HOST-IP:8080. It is showing error that this site can't be reached.






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    Put you Dockerfile please
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    welcome to stackoverflow please mention the link of container you have used and the command or docker file you have used to launch your docker container
    – varnit
    2 days ago










  • First I pulled the latest Centos image and started the new container. Inside that container, I downloaded tomcat9 package (link: mirrors.wuchna.com/apachemirror/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.14/bin/…) and extracted the package and started the tomcat server using startup.sh file. After that, I tried to open tomcat in the browser using container-IP:8080 and also tried using host-IP:8080. But both didn't work for me.
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  • I am running docker using "docker toolbox" on a windows machine
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I installed and started tomcat in a centos docker container. But I am unable to open tomcat in browser using HOST-IP:8080. It is showing error that this site can't be reached.






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    Put you Dockerfile please
    – grapes
    2 days ago






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    welcome to stackoverflow please mention the link of container you have used and the command or docker file you have used to launch your docker container
    – varnit
    2 days ago










  • First I pulled the latest Centos image and started the new container. Inside that container, I downloaded tomcat9 package (link: mirrors.wuchna.com/apachemirror/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.14/bin/…) and extracted the package and started the tomcat server using startup.sh file. After that, I tried to open tomcat in the browser using container-IP:8080 and also tried using host-IP:8080. But both didn't work for me.
    – HemanthM
    2 days ago












  • I am running docker using "docker toolbox" on a windows machine
    – HemanthM
    2 days ago














  • 2




    Put you Dockerfile please
    – grapes
    2 days ago






  • 1




    welcome to stackoverflow please mention the link of container you have used and the command or docker file you have used to launch your docker container
    – varnit
    2 days ago










  • First I pulled the latest Centos image and started the new container. Inside that container, I downloaded tomcat9 package (link: mirrors.wuchna.com/apachemirror/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.14/bin/…) and extracted the package and started the tomcat server using startup.sh file. After that, I tried to open tomcat in the browser using container-IP:8080 and also tried using host-IP:8080. But both didn't work for me.
    – HemanthM
    2 days ago












  • I am running docker using "docker toolbox" on a windows machine
    – HemanthM
    2 days ago








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Put you Dockerfile please
– grapes
2 days ago




Put you Dockerfile please
– grapes
2 days ago




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welcome to stackoverflow please mention the link of container you have used and the command or docker file you have used to launch your docker container
– varnit
2 days ago




welcome to stackoverflow please mention the link of container you have used and the command or docker file you have used to launch your docker container
– varnit
2 days ago












First I pulled the latest Centos image and started the new container. Inside that container, I downloaded tomcat9 package (link: mirrors.wuchna.com/apachemirror/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.14/bin/…) and extracted the package and started the tomcat server using startup.sh file. After that, I tried to open tomcat in the browser using container-IP:8080 and also tried using host-IP:8080. But both didn't work for me.
– HemanthM
2 days ago






First I pulled the latest Centos image and started the new container. Inside that container, I downloaded tomcat9 package (link: mirrors.wuchna.com/apachemirror/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.14/bin/…) and extracted the package and started the tomcat server using startup.sh file. After that, I tried to open tomcat in the browser using container-IP:8080 and also tried using host-IP:8080. But both didn't work for me.
– HemanthM
2 days ago














I am running docker using "docker toolbox" on a windows machine
– HemanthM
2 days ago




I am running docker using "docker toolbox" on a windows machine
– HemanthM
2 days ago

















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