Change webserver port in docker compose setup

  • Is this your first time deploying Airbyte?: Yes
  • OS Version / Instance: Ubuntu
  • Memory / Disk: 4Gb
  • Deployment: Docker
  • Airbyte Version: newest
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  • Step: starting airbyte
  • Description: How do I change the webserver’s port in the docker compose setup?
    The docs say I have to change the .env file’s WEBAPP_URL which I did, but the webserver is still on the original port 8000 after restarting airbyte.
    See the video here: Slack

Cheers,
Johannes M.

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Hmm, just curious - I have worked around the issue now and don’t need an answer anymore. However this seems like a relatively simple request and I expected to at least get a reply.

I realize that this could have any number of reasons and I’m absolutely not out to blame anyone except maybe me for not being clearer.

One of the reasons we are looking into using airbyte is that it has a big and active community. So now I am wondering if this is just an exception or normal.

Cheers,
Johannes M.

Hey @Johannes_Muller, thanks for your patience! Also glad to hear that you have resolved the issue.

Our team is currently understaffed and we are fielding messages from Slack as well as this forum, so things get a little crazy and messages sometimes slip through the cracks. I think if you post in Slack next time you will definitely get a reply sooner as well as input from the more active community members!

@Johannes_Muller Im actually facing the same issue. Could you let me know what your solution was?

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hey did you figure this out?