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Dashboard running inside Docker-compose #172
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dashboard can't get applications when running in standalone with docker // getStandaloneInstances returns the Dapr instances running in the standalone environment
standalone.List() import from dapr cli "github.com/dapr/cli/pkg/standalone" dapr cli project file: /pkg/standalone/list.go
then: filter cli process
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This is a missing feature. It was never designed to run inside a container for local mode, only K8s. I can take a PR that enabled container mode for the Dashboard. |
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I had the same issues, building a local image including this PR #252 solved it for me. |
any update on this :) ? |
this would be a great if we can access the dashboard in a docker Network +1 , any updates ? |
Any updates? I can see #38 that had an example commit for this was closed referencing this issue. Is it just when running on a custom network with docker-compose it's not working now? |
Hey,
I'm setting up a local environment with
docker-compose.yaml
following this guide and I'm wondering is it possible to include the dashboard in the compose configuration as well? What I've tried so far:The configuration itself works fine - I was able to invoke one service from another via dapr service invocation but dashboard doesn't recognize dapr sidecar containers, components:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14793229/134689992-f6fb4564-7f20-483b-a0d3-5817ef7643d9.png)
I'm wondering is there any way to somehow point Dashboard to the app-ids of services or any other way to make it work?
Thanks!
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