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Connection issue between frontend and backend application

Posted July 26, 2020 1.4k views
ApacheAPIDockerUbuntu 18.04Angular

My backend application is running on port no:8786 in docker , frontend angular app build is deployed in apache server and it would connect to backend api through http://localhost:8786. But it is giving error as connection refused. What to do?

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KFSys August 6, 2020

Hi @sayantans643,

Can you share your Apache configuration files? Usually, you need to use it as proxy and pass it to port 8786.

Having said that, this needs to be configured directly in the virtual configuration file for the domain you are using.

One other thing I can think of on the top of my mind is that you make sure your port is actually opened to the public meaning in your firewall Incoming connections are actually allowed on this port.

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