Attach docker container to existing network
Hello there,
I am currently trying to get Terraform and coder to setup a network for my user, which then connects my workspaces to this network.
Basically to get a single network where hostnames (workspace names) can be used to access a different workspace (e.g. apache, nginx) but everytime I try to set the same name for docker_network it creates a second network with that name and failes to start the new workspace.
If I set the check_duplicate in docker_network it failes with a duplicate network warning. And doesn't attach as well. Is there anyway I can just attach a new workspace to a existing network? I don't wanna use the default network, because there I would need to use the IP address and not the hostnames. Or is this absolutely not ment to be?
Also I only have one server so I am not running coder in a cluster just on a single Ubuntu VM.
Thanks for your help, I love coder so far.
I am currently trying to get Terraform and coder to setup a network for my user, which then connects my workspaces to this network.
Basically to get a single network where hostnames (workspace names) can be used to access a different workspace (e.g. apache, nginx) but everytime I try to set the same name for docker_network it creates a second network with that name and failes to start the new workspace.
If I set the check_duplicate in docker_network it failes with a duplicate network warning. And doesn't attach as well. Is there anyway I can just attach a new workspace to a existing network? I don't wanna use the default network, because there I would need to use the IP address and not the hostnames. Or is this absolutely not ment to be?
Also I only have one server so I am not running coder in a cluster just on a single Ubuntu VM.
Thanks for your help, I love coder so far.
