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RunPod10mo ago
TRSML

how can I find my pod's ip address?

how can I find the public IP address for my running pod? I've opened some TCP ports, but don't know what address to use to reach them. Thanks
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RunPod
Expose Ports
There are a few ways to expose ports on your pod to the outside world. The first thing that you should understand is that the publicly exposed port is most likely NOT going to be the same as the port that you expose on your container. Let's look at an example to illustrate this.Let's say that I want...
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justin10mo ago
RunPod
Expose Ports
There are a few ways to expose ports on your pod to the outside world. The first thing that you should understand is that the publicly exposed port is most likely NOT going to be the same as the port that you expose on your container. Let's look at an example to illustrate this.Let's say that I want...
TRSML
TRSMLOP10mo ago
great, thank you. Interesting twist, I'm exposing two ports through the RunPod's Proxy settings (added the two ports to the "Expose HTTP Ports" field) on the pod configurartion page. I then start two python instances to serve content, one on each of the two ports I've defined. However, the same content is displayed regardless of which port number I use. I suspect this has something to do with the proxy. I will experiment with the instructions for trying to use the TCP Public IP approach with the "Expose TCP Ports" field instead, in order to make both ports serve separate content.
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