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ConnectionError upon using docker compose #318
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It may be because Skyvern isn't exposed on port 8000 cc @LawyZheng |
Yes, we don't expose the 8000 port(Skyvern service) to the local network in docker-compose by default.
BTW: If you want to use docker Skyvern and local Skyvern together, you'd better confirm you're using the same DB for these two services. Because I saw you had 2 DBs running. |
@devinat1 LEt me know if that solves your issue or not! |
I closed the docker container for the postgres I was running locally, and I received the same error after |
Not the postgres container matters. |
I tried following the steps for exposing the port but same issue. This is what I see:
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Try to restart all the containers, and refresh the page. |
Can you show your docker-compose file and |
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Ok I will take a look at this tomorrow thanks for the quick replies! |
On Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS running Docker version 26.1.2, build 211e74b, I am getting the following error upon opening the frontend web app through
http://localhost:8501/
with commanddocker compose up -d
and with skyvern version0.1.1 - 2024-03-17
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