Closed jamiejackson closed 6 years ago
Assuming you are well past this point now :) Simply running Lucee 4 would have been something like;
docker run -d -p 8888:8888 lucee/lucee4
For real world usage, you would define your own Dockerfile
and probably make use of docker-compose
to store your local configuration rather than using command line.
Could you give instructions on how to run and access Hello World with
lucee/lucee4:latest
?(I can't seem to access http://192.168.99.100:8888/, despite seeing Lucee's logs appearing to show the server starting up properly.)
Assume I've got the Docker tools ready to go, and have run other containers before.