Hei guys, unfortunately it keeps changing the private ip when the aci stops or sometimes restarts. I have seen this behaviour. I did similar solution to try to get static private ip but it’s not working you would need a private dns and some side car to change the ip in the dns records . This is very cumbersome. If have other ideas please let me know.
@@okashi90 Hey Christian, once you've set up the sub-net it should keep the same private IP from that whenever you restart it, so in this case the IP should always now be 10.0.1.4, but let me know if you have any more questions!
Thank you for this video! Was exactly was I needed. I have one problem though: the IP of my container does not automatically change from the private to the in the gateway configured public one. Any ideas what could provoke this behaviour?
Hi Rowan, i have a question: its possible to attach a public ip address to a container instance without delete it or create a new one? thx for the video, its excellent!
Hey! Thanks very much :) From what I saw when making this video I couldn't find a way to do that, but it shouldn't (in theory) be much of an issue. Containers are supposed to be somewhat brittle in nature, and you should expect them to go down sometimes and have a plan to recover in that scenario. Of course if your containers aren't built like that you may have a little trouble 😅 If you do find a way let me know, I'd be very interested to hear about it!
Thank you Rowan. However, I do have an issue with the private IP address that keeps on changing each time the container is being pulled, killed and restarted? I could not find how to make THAT IP static? any ideas? is it not supported? Thanks.
Hey! I'm not 100% sure to be honest sorry, when I tried this it was ok, but I've heard other people having the same issue. What do your private IPs look like? From what I can remember mine was something like 10.0.0.1, which I would expect to stay static.
So part of this process does give it a static IP. If you just watch the video until 2:32 you should be able to stop at that point and continue with the assigned IP as a static private one. Let me know if you have any problems with this :)
@@JuanCarlos-gq2ir someone else mentioned something about this too, I need to investigate more I think. When I tried this initially it was fine once it got set to a static private IP, but I'll need to do more testing when I get a chance .
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Hei guys, unfortunately it keeps changing the private ip when the aci stops or sometimes restarts. I have seen this behaviour. I did similar solution to try to get static private ip but it’s not working you would need a private dns and some side car to change the ip in the dns records . This is very cumbersome. If have other ideas please let me know.
Thank you Rowan. This video is great. Love the pacing
Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Awesome video! Cheers from Brazil!
Thanks very much!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks!!!
Thank you for the tutorial.. It really helps
So glad it could help you! Let me know if there's any other content you'd like to see, or if there's help you need with anything else 😁
Thanks for the content, but what About restart the container instance? It Will keep changing its private ip
@@okashi90 Hey Christian, once you've set up the sub-net it should keep the same private IP from that whenever you restart it, so in this case the IP should always now be 10.0.1.4, but let me know if you have any more questions!
application gateway is charging more than container itself?
Thank you for this video! Was exactly was I needed. I have one problem though: the IP of my container does not automatically change from the private to the in the gateway configured public one. Any ideas what could provoke this behaviour?
Thanks man
Glad you liked it!
thanks for the video, question...¿how publish a web api with application gw in this format ip:port? thks again
I have created aci with public IP,now i need to add static ip with existing aci public IP,is it possible?
Hi Rowan, i have a question: its possible to attach a public ip address to a container instance without delete it or create a new one? thx for the video, its excellent!
Hey! Thanks very much :) From what I saw when making this video I couldn't find a way to do that, but it shouldn't (in theory) be much of an issue. Containers are supposed to be somewhat brittle in nature, and you should expect them to go down sometimes and have a plan to recover in that scenario. Of course if your containers aren't built like that you may have a little trouble 😅 If you do find a way let me know, I'd be very interested to hear about it!
Thank you Rowan. However, I do have an issue with the private IP address that keeps on changing each time the container is being pulled, killed and restarted? I could not find how to make THAT IP static? any ideas? is it not supported? Thanks.
Hey! I'm not 100% sure to be honest sorry, when I tried this it was ok, but I've heard other people having the same issue. What do your private IPs look like? From what I can remember mine was something like 10.0.0.1, which I would expect to stay static.
what about assigning a private static IP? do you know if that is possible?
So part of this process does give it a static IP. If you just watch the video until 2:32 you should be able to stop at that point and continue with the assigned IP as a static private one. Let me know if you have any problems with this :)
@@rowan-lea in my experience I have found that azure randomly changes the container private ip, even if you dont restart
@@JuanCarlos-gq2ir someone else mentioned something about this too, I need to investigate more I think. When I tried this initially it was fine once it got set to a static private IP, but I'll need to do more testing when I get a chance .
Thanks!