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First of all: Great tool! Thanks to all developers!
If I'm reading the docs correctly, there are currently two docker params that will cause gliderlabs/resolvable to add resolvable names on the host: --name and --hostname
What about applications that require more than two domain names? (For example, if the application's behaviour depends on the domain name with which it has been called.)
I currently resort to manually calling a makeshift script, that writes a docker's IP address to /etc/hosts. But is there any way to do this automatically with gliderlabs/resolvable instead? - That would be a lot neater!
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I know this is old, but I'm looking for a good solution to test my web services behind a reverse proxy locally. If I could add multiple names to the reverse proxy container this would be a nice solution.
First of all: Great tool! Thanks to all developers!
If I'm reading the docs correctly, there are currently two docker params that will cause
gliderlabs/resolvable
to add resolvable names on the host:--name
and--hostname
What about applications that require more than two domain names? (For example, if the application's behaviour depends on the domain name with which it has been called.)
I currently resort to manually calling a makeshift script, that writes a docker's IP address to /etc/hosts. But is there any way to do this automatically with
gliderlabs/resolvable
instead? - That would be a lot neater!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: