Unsuccessful docker deployment

[HaoGram]

信息

Deploying with docker, but can't access the page.
Do I need any other additional configurations？

docker buildx create --use --name=cross 
docker buildx build --load --platform=linux/amd64 . -t tov


docker run -itd --name tov-web -p 9999:8043 tov:latest

Then I visit the link http://localhost:9999 but it fails.

nodejs 版本

v18.16.1

包管理器及其版本

pnpm

系统

macos

bug

描述

预期结果

TODO

最小测试仓库

[markthree]

@HaoGram Hi，Your shell commands work perfectly on my computer, but I'm on windows 11.

docker buildx create --use --name=cross 
docker buildx build --load --platform=linux/amd64 . -t tov

docker run -itd --name tov-web -p 9999:8043 tov:latest

The dockerfile for the existing project doesn't require any other configuration files, I think it's the difference in commands on different systems, I'll test other simpler and more generic commands to get the project started in docker. If it works, I will support it in the README in the future.

[markthree]

@HaoGram
Hi, You can try deploying with the following command 👇

docker build --pull --rm -f "dockerfile" -t tov "." 

docker run --rm -d -p 9999:8043/tcp tov:latest 

It runs fine on my computer and doesn't require any other configuration，If it works on mac too, I'll log it in the README。

[HaoGram]

@HaoGram Hi, You can try deploying with the following command 👇

docker build --pull --rm -f "dockerfile" -t tov "." 

docker run --rm -d -p 9999:8043/tcp tov:latest 

It runs fine on my computer and doesn't require any other configuration，If it works on mac too, I'll log it in the README。

I have try this command. It's work on mac.

But it's work when i add 'buildx --platform=linux/amd64'.
My mac is 'Apple M1', so I need this parameter to be packaged into an image that can run within a linux environment, and I think most of our servers are linux environments. So I think this is important. But I don't have a linux environment right now to test if he is working properly.

[markthree]

I have try this command. It's work on mac.

But it's work when i add 'buildx --platform=linux/amd64'. My mac is 'Apple M1', so I need this parameter to be packaged into an image that can run within a linux environment, and I think most of our servers are linux environments. So I think this is important. But I don't have a linux environment right now to test if he is working properly.

I haven't tried this -platform=Linux/amd64 simulates running on other platform containers, which may be a difference on the system.

I think the container has smoothed out this difference, and we don't actually need to simulate Linux systems on our system unless it's a secondary development container.

One fact is that the same container configuration can run on the Zeabur service (Our team's private project), and the server behind it is a Linux system that has been running well so far, so you can rest assured.

However, I will keep the issue thread from being closed and wait for others to provide more support