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How can I do port forwarding? #736
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We do not support forwarding from the host to the containers yet, but we are working on it. Meanwhile, @justincormack might have a workaround involving socat, I'll let him comment. |
Closing in favour of #68. Please subscribe to that issue if you want to be notified on progress. |
@samoht the issue you referenced, is this one. Please update so we can subscribe. Thanks! |
woops, updated (it was #68) |
Same issue. How can I pull/push images from/to a private registry available through port forwarding on the host? |
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Expected behavior
I'm forwarding localhost:5000 on my mac from a container running in my kubernetes cluster. I want to push to localhost:5000, after configuring port forwarding on the docker for mac vm, and be able to pull from my k8s cluster.
Actual behavior
I have no way to get the docker for mac vm to forward my mac's port 5000 to the vm's localhost:5000 ?
Steps to reproduce the behavior
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