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Question Plesk Onyx and Docker
- Thread starter PitbullOL
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I don't think that Docker is aware of a specific IP address it is running on. It is more part of a domain and knows ports, but not a specific address. If your domain is configured to run on a specific IP, the same is true for the Docker container in it. Docker containers can be local (on localhost) or on a remote host. However, for the remote host I think there is an extra license required. Maybe https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/onyx/a...esk-administration/using-docker.75823/#o77132 can shade more light on it?
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