This could be either 127.0.0.1 or a different IP address. You can also tell Docker which IP to bind on.
#Docker ip not working for mac for mac
Basically, on desktop systems like Docker for Mac and Windows, Docker compose is included as part of those desktop installs. By default, Docker exposes container ports to the IP address 0.0.0.0 (this matches any IP on the system). Hence, we have to ensure that we have Docker Engine installed either locally or remote, depending on our setup. docker exec -ti ubuntu-ip sh ip sh: 1: ip: not found ifconfig sh: 2: ifconfig: not found To get those commands to work, you need to install the relevant packages. Overlay networks use an overlay to securely interconnect the connected containers across multiple Docker hosts. Host mode is only available on Linux hosts, not Docker for Mac. For any meaningful work, Docker compose relies on Docker Engine. That means it is publicly exposed same IP as the host, different ports. ISTR that being discussed in another context somewhere but the specifics are escaping me right now. Now, to install Kafka-Docker, steps are: 1. the inverse of what docker run -p NN:NN does). I think what would be needed here would be some mechanism to forward ports back out of the VM to the host (i.e. So I think I was too quick to tell I was seeing the same issue on native Linux, sorry. In the for-mac case the 172.17.0.1 is not going to be an address which the OSX host knows about, which is the crux of the issue here since something which ought to dial back to the mac will end up dailing back to the VM hosting the containers instead. I had done a docker run then a curl localhost. like the ticket says and saw an originating IP of 172.17.0.1, which is the IP of the docker0 bridge, which thinking about it more is an IP of the originating host (even if one maybe wouldn't think about it as "the" IP of the host). I had second thoughts about whether I had really reproduced on native Linux.
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