Add Docker Host Configuration via EnvironmentVariable#23
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…place it if we provide it via env variable
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127.0.0.1)0.0.0.0using environment variablesWhy This Change is Needed
Users running the server in Docker, particularly on Windows, may encounter connectivity issues due to the default host binding of
127.0.0.1. This documentation makes it clear how to configure the host binding to0.0.0.0using environment variables, ensuring the server is accessible from outside the container.