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In order to access chrome from another machine you need to proxy your traffic through something like socat.
For container use cases you need to ensure you're running in the same namespace, so using the same k8s pod, or by using the network_mode option in docker-compose
In order to avoid running into cyclic dependency issues you might want to use a pause container to create a network namespace, replicating how k8s pods work
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Recent chrome versions only listen on
127.0.0.1
(https://issues.chromium.org/issues/41487252)In order to access chrome from another machine you need to proxy your traffic through something like
socat
.For container use cases you need to ensure you're running in the same namespace, so using the same k8s pod, or by using the network_mode option in docker-compose
In order to avoid running into cyclic dependency issues you might want to use a pause container to create a network namespace, replicating how k8s pods work
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: