Lucky Container Port

Add, remove, and list container port bindings.

Usage

port [FLAGS] [SUBCOMMAND]

Subcommands

• add: Add a port binding
• remove: Remove a port binding
• list: Get a list of the container's port bindings

Usage

lucky container port allows you to control which ports in the container get bound to which ports on the host.

It is important to understand that adding port bindings with lucky container port add will append the port binding to any existing port bindings. If you want to make sure that the contianer only has the bindings that you specify at a particular moment in time you must first run lucky container port remove --all.

Examples

Bind port 80 on the host to 80 in the container:

$ lucky container port add 80:80

Bind port 8080 on the host to 80 in the container:

$ lucky container port add 8080:80

Remove the port binding of 80 on the host to 80 in the contianer:

$ lucky container port remove 

Get a list of the port bindings for the container:

$ lucky container port list
80:80
443:443

Make sure the only port bindings on the container are 80:80 and 443:443 :

$ lucky container port remove --all
$ lucky container port add 80:80
$ lucky container port add 443:443