I would like have a setup like this working, so I don't have the UI running always, but if I need to check something I can do docker compose up broker-gui. With the given config the broker gui starts it own rabbitmq server and I can't connect to the actual broker, is there a way to do this or the only way is to run it in a single service/container?
I would like have a setup like this working, so I don't have the UI running always, but if I need to check something I can do
docker compose up broker-gui
. With the given config the broker gui starts it own rabbitmq server and I can't connect to the actual broker, is there a way to do this or the only way is to run it in a single service/container?