Would be awesome if the container that is built doesn't default to 127.0.0.1:8500, as within a larger environment, chances are, localhost 8500 is already bound on the consul agents as well as various things bound to nomad. It would be rad if it could run like docker run -it -e CONSUL_IP="IP" -e CONSUL_PORT="PORT" fabiolb/fabio . which then would allow user to specify the address themselves (i.e. what if it's load balanced behind a VIP and localhost doesn't cut the mustard?).
Would be awesome if the container that is built doesn't default to 127.0.0.1:8500, as within a larger environment, chances are, localhost 8500 is already bound on the consul agents as well as various things bound to nomad. It would be rad if it could run like
docker run -it -e CONSUL_IP="IP" -e CONSUL_PORT="PORT" fabiolb/fabio. which then would allow user to specify the address themselves (i.e. what if it's load balanced behind a VIP and localhost doesn't cut the mustard?).