Console: Change console to use non-80 default port#236
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The documentation should be updated, but I will tackle that async as I have more WIP. |
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As discussed over DM, this port had been changed to 8080 with doc updated to state keycloak will be running on port 18080. This is tracked via #234 |
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We may want some discussions around this before merge. Currently we are using port
80on nginx for port binding and this can be problematic as it is a privilege port and can cause issues such as #231.Generally, I would change port
80to8080instead. However, from our example, we also using keycloak on localhost and that is using8080as well. It may be confusing if we are using8080as well (or we should just update doc to map keycloak to other port?