Does OrbStack use ports 9200 and 9600 for itself? #1547
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OrbStack doesn't use any fixed ports for itself. This specific error means that you have another running container using the port. |
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I've had an opensearch container in my docker-compose for a few months, but just today I ran into this error message:
Error response from daemon: driver failed programming external connectivity on endpoint opensearch-node1 (ba11079a968212c4cf95dde82a8371622b1da21ce2264f102ad99089917eb358): Bind for 0.0.0.0:9200 failed: port is already allocated
With no containers running, here's the port list:
At first I thought OrbStack was "reserving" ports it saw in docker-compose files, but even after deleting my
opensearch-node1
container, OrbStack still lists these ports on thelsof
.For context, here's the piece of my
docker-compose.yml
:Opensearch uses ports 9200 and 9600 by default, and as I mentioned, I've had this working for months now with no issues. Just today I started getting this error.
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