Cannot get access by link to the node.js server running inside the dokku










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I have a node.js server running inside the dokku on port 8080 but I cannot get access to it by opening the link http://my-digital-ocean-ip:8080. I checked the logs of the application, the server was successfully started on port 8080: here is a screenshot of logs.



For running the server I'm using graphql-yoga but I think it is more Digital Ocean problem, maybe something about configs or hosts because if I run the application on my local machine, it will be successfully opened on http://localhost:4000 (4000 is default port).



Also, I have another one dokku application running on the same Digital Ocean droplet on the port 4646 and it works perfectly but it is not a node.js application, it is prisma service. I tried to run only one of these dokku applications but it didn't effect anyhow.



Also, I tried to change 8080 port to 4000, 80 and it didn't help either.



Here is the code of my index.js:



require('dotenv').config();

const GraphQLServer = require('graphql-yoga');

const prisma = require('./generated');
const resolvers = require('./resolvers');


const server = new GraphQLServer(
typeDefs: 'src/schema.graphql',
resolvers: resolvers,
context:
prisma: prisma,
,
resolverValidationOptions:
requireResolversForResolveType: false,
,
);


server.start(( port ) => console.log(`GraphQL server is running on the port $port`));


Here is the code of the Dockerfile:



FROM node:10.13.0

WORKDIR /usr/src/app
COPY package*.json ./
RUN npm install
COPY . .

EXPOSE 8080

CMD [ "npm", "start" ]


Here is my repo - https://github.com/SilencerWeb/follow-api-server/tree/development










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    I have a node.js server running inside the dokku on port 8080 but I cannot get access to it by opening the link http://my-digital-ocean-ip:8080. I checked the logs of the application, the server was successfully started on port 8080: here is a screenshot of logs.



    For running the server I'm using graphql-yoga but I think it is more Digital Ocean problem, maybe something about configs or hosts because if I run the application on my local machine, it will be successfully opened on http://localhost:4000 (4000 is default port).



    Also, I have another one dokku application running on the same Digital Ocean droplet on the port 4646 and it works perfectly but it is not a node.js application, it is prisma service. I tried to run only one of these dokku applications but it didn't effect anyhow.



    Also, I tried to change 8080 port to 4000, 80 and it didn't help either.



    Here is the code of my index.js:



    require('dotenv').config();

    const GraphQLServer = require('graphql-yoga');

    const prisma = require('./generated');
    const resolvers = require('./resolvers');


    const server = new GraphQLServer(
    typeDefs: 'src/schema.graphql',
    resolvers: resolvers,
    context:
    prisma: prisma,
    ,
    resolverValidationOptions:
    requireResolversForResolveType: false,
    ,
    );


    server.start(( port ) => console.log(`GraphQL server is running on the port $port`));


    Here is the code of the Dockerfile:



    FROM node:10.13.0

    WORKDIR /usr/src/app
    COPY package*.json ./
    RUN npm install
    COPY . .

    EXPOSE 8080

    CMD [ "npm", "start" ]


    Here is my repo - https://github.com/SilencerWeb/follow-api-server/tree/development










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      I have a node.js server running inside the dokku on port 8080 but I cannot get access to it by opening the link http://my-digital-ocean-ip:8080. I checked the logs of the application, the server was successfully started on port 8080: here is a screenshot of logs.



      For running the server I'm using graphql-yoga but I think it is more Digital Ocean problem, maybe something about configs or hosts because if I run the application on my local machine, it will be successfully opened on http://localhost:4000 (4000 is default port).



      Also, I have another one dokku application running on the same Digital Ocean droplet on the port 4646 and it works perfectly but it is not a node.js application, it is prisma service. I tried to run only one of these dokku applications but it didn't effect anyhow.



      Also, I tried to change 8080 port to 4000, 80 and it didn't help either.



      Here is the code of my index.js:



      require('dotenv').config();

      const GraphQLServer = require('graphql-yoga');

      const prisma = require('./generated');
      const resolvers = require('./resolvers');


      const server = new GraphQLServer(
      typeDefs: 'src/schema.graphql',
      resolvers: resolvers,
      context:
      prisma: prisma,
      ,
      resolverValidationOptions:
      requireResolversForResolveType: false,
      ,
      );


      server.start(( port ) => console.log(`GraphQL server is running on the port $port`));


      Here is the code of the Dockerfile:



      FROM node:10.13.0

      WORKDIR /usr/src/app
      COPY package*.json ./
      RUN npm install
      COPY . .

      EXPOSE 8080

      CMD [ "npm", "start" ]


      Here is my repo - https://github.com/SilencerWeb/follow-api-server/tree/development










      share|improve this question
















      I have a node.js server running inside the dokku on port 8080 but I cannot get access to it by opening the link http://my-digital-ocean-ip:8080. I checked the logs of the application, the server was successfully started on port 8080: here is a screenshot of logs.



      For running the server I'm using graphql-yoga but I think it is more Digital Ocean problem, maybe something about configs or hosts because if I run the application on my local machine, it will be successfully opened on http://localhost:4000 (4000 is default port).



      Also, I have another one dokku application running on the same Digital Ocean droplet on the port 4646 and it works perfectly but it is not a node.js application, it is prisma service. I tried to run only one of these dokku applications but it didn't effect anyhow.



      Also, I tried to change 8080 port to 4000, 80 and it didn't help either.



      Here is the code of my index.js:



      require('dotenv').config();

      const GraphQLServer = require('graphql-yoga');

      const prisma = require('./generated');
      const resolvers = require('./resolvers');


      const server = new GraphQLServer(
      typeDefs: 'src/schema.graphql',
      resolvers: resolvers,
      context:
      prisma: prisma,
      ,
      resolverValidationOptions:
      requireResolversForResolveType: false,
      ,
      );


      server.start(( port ) => console.log(`GraphQL server is running on the port $port`));


      Here is the code of the Dockerfile:



      FROM node:10.13.0

      WORKDIR /usr/src/app
      COPY package*.json ./
      RUN npm install
      COPY . .

      EXPOSE 8080

      CMD [ "npm", "start" ]


      Here is my repo - https://github.com/SilencerWeb/follow-api-server/tree/development







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      edited Nov 13 '18 at 10:31







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