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Documentation adjustment #14

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landru29 opened this issue Jan 5, 2016 · 1 comment
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Documentation adjustment #14

landru29 opened this issue Jan 5, 2016 · 1 comment

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landru29 commented Jan 5, 2016

  • Can't find the documentation to add a predictor to my service
  • My service bind port 9000; can find documentation to tell that http://ip_predictor:80 will reach port 9000 of my service
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yadutaf commented Jan 5, 2016

Hello @landru29,

Thanks for your feedback regarding the documentation. There is indeed some room for improvement.

Creating a service to use the HTTP load balancer is fairly easy. For example, let's say an image called "hello" listens on port 9000 like in your question, you may create a "world" service like this:

sail service create hello world --network private --network predictor -p 9000

This service will then be reachable on port 80 from http://world.your_user_name.app.sailabove.io or any custom domain attached to this application.

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