How can i run docker-compose-non-dev.yml superset in local with custom hostname and custom port instead of localhost:8088?

[surajsrivathsa]

How can i run docker-compose-non-dev.yml superset in local with custom hostname and custom port instead of localhost:8088?

I want to run superset app with host name superset-reporting-app:8888 in local . I am using docker-compose-non-dev.yml

[dosubot[bot]]

To run Superset locally on a custom hostname and port (e.g., superset-reporting-app:8888) using docker-compose-non-dev.yml:

1. Edit docker-compose-non-dev.yml and change the ports mapping for the Superset service from 8088:8088 to 8888:8088 so it reads:

   ports:
     - 8888:8088
   

   This exposes Superset on port 8888 of your host machine instead of 8088 reference.

2. (Optional) For consistency, update the SUPERSET_PORT variable in docker/.env to 8888, though this is only necessary if you want Superset itself to be aware of the new port reference.

3. To use the custom hostname superset-reporting-app, add this line to your local /etc/hosts file:

   127.0.0.1 superset-reporting-app
   

   This makes http://superset-reporting-app:8888 resolve to your local machine.

Docker Compose itself does not handle custom hostnames for local browser access; this is managed by your system's DNS resolution. No changes are needed in the Compose file for the hostname—just the port mapping and your hosts file.

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