I am attempting to run the dockerfile found in the repo. When I run docker ps -a after building and running the image, the ports end up not being exposed.
Steps to reproduce the bug
After building the image I proceed to running it by evoking the command below:
docker run -p localhost:8888:8888 -p localhost:6006:6006 1ff
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Build the image using: docker build .
Run the image using: docker run -p localhost:8888:8888 -p localhost:6006:6006 1ff
Check whether the ports are exposed by running docker ps -a
I end up getting the below image, where you can clearly see that the ports are not exposed.
Buggy behavior and/or error message
The ports are not exposed as expected.
Expected behavior
The ports should be exposed on ports 8888 and 6006.
Screenshots
Environment information
OS: Linux
solaris version: 0.4.0
python version:
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I needed to run the container in an interactive terminal using the -it flag or in detached mode, the problem was that the container was exiting immediately.
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!Summary of the bug
I am attempting to run the dockerfile found in the repo. When I run
docker ps -a
after building and running the image, the ports end up not being exposed.Steps to reproduce the bug
After building the image I proceed to running it by evoking the command below:
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
docker build .
docker run -p localhost:8888:8888 -p localhost:6006:6006 1ff
docker ps -a
Buggy behavior and/or error message
The ports are not exposed as expected.
Expected behavior
The ports should be exposed on ports 8888 and 6006.
Screenshots
Environment information
solaris
version: 0.4.0Additional context
I am using the dockerfile for CPU.