Global List of in use ports #667
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Well the Feature would be usefull for Ports only running in Host-Mode. |
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+1 this would be a great addition. Had the idea after looking at dockpeek. |
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yes, it would be convenient to have an option to display the ports next to the stack name. usually there is only one port, rarely more. |
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I have portracker running for this exact issue. I never remember what port is used in what lol |
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That doesn't solve that when you have services running on host mode. |
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🏷️ Feature Request Type
UI Feature
🔖 Feature description
Was wondering if there could be a way to have some sort of global port mapping of all services running, or maybe just an indicator of a local port already in use when editing a compose. When setting up more and more services and writing the docker compose I forget what port everything is running on and have to hunt around to see which container is using which port and thought this might be a nice feature to see where all the services are running at a glance.
✔️ Solution
A list somewhere of the stack name and ports in use to see at a glance which ports they are using.
❓ Alternatives
A warning when submitting a compose that uses the port of another service.
📝 Additional Context
Just a minor suggestion here, but thought it would be helpful when setting up new composes and choosing a port for it to run on. Thank you again for the great software!
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