When following the default discourse install process, discourse will run on the default docker bridge network. Is it safe to move it into a custom network without any problems and if so, how do I do it so that it persists across rebuilds?

I think all you need to do is add a docker-args stanza with the stuff you want, something like docker_args: | --network web I put it after links in my setup.

[image] pfaffman: I put it after links in my setup. So you did switch the network and everything works find? That would be great! That said: it occurred to me just a few minutes ago that I may not even need to change the network since I’m using the websocket with an outer proxy. Is my hunch …

[image] tophee: So you did switch the network and everything works Yes. My traefik config uses this and it works fine. [image] tophee: I may not even need to change the network since I’m using the websocket with an outer proxy. Yeah. I’m pretty sure that sockets don’t care about docke…

Can I move discourse out of the default docker bridge network?

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pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman) September 1, 2021, 6:18pm 4

Yes. My traefik config uses this and it works fine.

Yeah. I’m pretty sure that sockets don’t care about docker networks.

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Can I move discourse out of the default docker bridge network?

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