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[docker compose help] Is it possible to map ports when using network_mode?
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It depends how each image handles ports if C1 has the ports set up as 1234:100 and C2 has the ports set up as 1234:500 then:
Will solve the conflict
Sometimes an image will allow you to edit it's internal ports with an environment so
When both contsiners use the same second number, C1: 1234:80, C21235:80, and neither documents suggest how to change that port, I personally haven't found a way to resolve that conflict.