Do you know if it is possible to share localhost:port with kubernetes.
I am running kubernetes in docker-for-mac, and when creating a loadbalancer - everything works great for containers running in kubernetes via localhost.
Sometime I like to test some code, in a container running just as a docker run - where I am opening ports with -p 8080:80 something.
Now the question is will it conflict with the localhost running k8s loadbalancer - if I run on ports not open to kubernetes loadbalancer?
My guess is, that it does not work - as I am experience some problems reaching ports running with docker run.
If it does not work, how do you docker run along side Kubernetes?
If you’re using the Kubernetes built into Docker (Edge) for Mac, it is the same Docker daemon, and docker run -p will publish ports on your host as normal. This should share a port space with services running outside Docker/Kubernetes and also with exposed Kubernetes services.
You need to pick a different host port with your docker run -p option if you need to run a second copy of a service, whether the first one is another plain Docker container or a Kubernetes Service or a host process or something else.
Remember that “localhost” is extremely context sensitive; I’d avoid using it in questions like this. If you docker run -p 8080:80 ... as you suggest, the host can make outbound calls to the container at localhost:8080; the container can make outbound calls to itself at localhost:80; and nothing in any Kubernetes pod or any other container can see the service at localhost on any port.