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How to SSH tunnel to a Docker container on a remote server
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For example temporary connect to Postgres. | |
1. Expose the port within your Docker container to the remote server | |
``` | |
# docker.example.com.yaml | |
version: '3.3' | |
services: | |
postgres: | |
image: postgres:9.6-alpine | |
ports: | |
- "6543:5432" | |
``` | |
2. Deploy. | |
3. On your machine, make a tunnel: | |
``` | |
ssh -NL 3001:localhost:6543 root@$(docker-machine ip docker.example.com) | |
``` | |
4. Use psql from your machine. | |
5. Remove from docker.example.com.yaml "6543:5432" after work cause it's public! And deploy. |
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