Thank you for the simple tutorial on windows i had to install vault client binary using chocolatey, and i had to set the environment variable to ip 127.0.0.1 and expose port 8200 since the container ip is within a vm basically and not visible to the host, and everything is working great!
Hello Tobi, I'm following your tutorials and i got the point of determining the IP address. I have forwarded the port to 8200 but i get the "This site can't be reached" message. Any suggestion? Tried Chrome and Safari browsers.
Hello Radon Space, I would make sure to double check the following: - is there a firewall in place that make cause the problem? If so, try turning it off. - make sure your docker container is running and happy (docker ps) - double check the ip address you are using Maybe you can post the exact command you are suing to start your container? The order of the flags/parameters is important.
@@tobisdevelopercorner1190 Thanks for the response Tobi. I figured it out. Needed the port forwarding to be -p8200:8200 and not the -p80:8200 I had earlier tried. This seems to be the case on my MacBook Pro but not on my Linux (Ubuntu 20.04) Machine. Thanks once again.
@@sayali2269 What is your operating system? Can you please post the full command you use when you start the docker container? Did you double check that you are using the correct port/ip address? If you are getting an error message, what exactly does the error message say?
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Thanks a lot for this video. Please do continue to make such AMAZING videos.
Thank you for the simple tutorial on windows i had to install vault client binary using chocolatey, and i had to set the environment variable to ip 127.0.0.1 and expose port 8200 since the container ip is within a vm basically and not visible to the host, and everything is working great!
let e try that expose - I saw that in the doc.
so what u are saying is instead of 172.17.0.2 you used 127.0.0.1?
Great! Enough information and simplicity for a good introduction to the topic
I love this simple demo and I learned something here. Thank you.
thanks and this looks like a quick and easy way to get started in a dev environment. there needs to some better setup for production though.
Great place to start, for me. Thank you.
Absolutely Brilliant
That intro is LIT!
Great video, brother. Thanks a lot.
Cool, thanks for so detailed guide
Great work man! Thanks for share!
very clear presentation. Thanks
nice and simple, thanks for the content
Awesome
Thank you
In python script we are passing the token in plain text, how it is useful, we just replaced one password with another. :)
I also noticed that… any idea of how to avoid it??
The token must be unlocked before. This seems already like a security benefit. You can revoke it any time and see who used the credential.
why is no one explaining the cloud version?
Hello Tobi, I'm following your tutorials and i got the point of determining the IP address. I have forwarded the port to 8200 but i get the "This site can't be reached" message. Any suggestion? Tried Chrome and Safari browsers.
Hello Radon Space,
I would make sure to double check the following:
- is there a firewall in place that make cause the problem? If so, try turning it off.
- make sure your docker container is running and happy (docker ps)
- double check the ip address you are using
Maybe you can post the exact command you are suing to start your container? The order of the flags/parameters is important.
@@tobisdevelopercorner1190 Thanks for the response Tobi. I figured it out. Needed the port forwarding to be -p8200:8200 and not the -p80:8200 I had earlier tried. This seems to be the case on my MacBook Pro but not on my Linux (Ubuntu 20.04) Machine. Thanks once again.
@@radonspace2098 I am glad you were able to resolve it.
Happy coding!
Yes I'm also getting same issue and I tried the steps as u mentioned but same issue again.. what should I do...? It is on high priority please help me
@@sayali2269
What is your operating system?
Can you please post the full command you use when you start the docker container?
Did you double check that you are using the correct port/ip address?
If you are getting an error message, what exactly does the error message say?