By junk860
I am scratching my head over the issue I am currently running into. I am trying to deploy this open-source software https://github.com/CitizenLabDotCo/citizenlab via docker using a digitalocean droplet. I have very little experience regarding docker and VSP but have learned a lot since taking on this project. I am using their deployment guide https://developers.citizenlab.co/start-deployment/ and I am using the droplet public ipv4 address as the host address because I haven’t purchased a domain until I am able to get it to work. Well, I am not running into any errors but after I get to step 8 and run $ docker-compose up -d, I am unable to access the web platform via the digitalocean droplets public ipv4 address and the port the frontend is utilizing (:3000, I have been able to get it to work on my local machine and accessing it via my browser)
Can anyone with more experience take a stab at following their guide and maybe explain what I am doing wrong and/or missing? I’ve googled for days looking for an answer but to no avail, any help would be appreciated
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Hi there @junk860,
Do you have a firewall enabled on your Droplet like ufw or csf? In case that you are running your application on port 3000, you need to make sure that the port is allowed via your firewall.
Also if you check the status of your Docker containers, can you verify that they are up and running and that the frontend service is listening on port 3000?
You can do that with the following command:
docker ps -a
Regards, Bobby
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