Port

If you've built any multi-container applications, chances are you've had to define some rules in order to manage ports. There are several ways to do this:

• --expose flag at runtime

• EXPOSE instruction in the Dockerfile

• publish ports by using the -p or -P flags with hyper run

The behavior of container port in Hyper is very simple:

• All containers in the same network are inter-accessible; all ports are open within the network by default

• -P flag publishes all ports exposed by --expose flag at runtime, or EXPOSE instruction in the Dockerfile

• -p creates a port mapping rule like -p hostPort:containerPort. containerPort is required. If no hostPort is specified, Hyper will use the same port as containerPort