How to define two static port

[Parveen Kumar]

Hi all,

I need to create  a job to deploy an application which listens on 2 ports. 1 is 8080(http) and another is 8086(websocket).
i am using docker as driver and under config giving the image address.
when i write

        port_map {
          HTTP = [8088,8086]
        }

        # Request for a static port
          port "HTTP" {
            static = [8080,8086]
          }
the nomad job is failing.
Error parsing job file melody-all.sh: error parsing 'job': group: 'ms', task: 'gc', resources, network, ports -> 1 error(s) decoding:

* 'static' expected type 'int', got unconvertible type '[]interface {}'

please suggest other way around.

[Parveen Kumar]

Can we define two static ports for a single task?? if yes, how??

[Diptanu Choudhury]

Hi Parveen,

You can add multiple "port" blocks in the resources section of a Task in the job config.

For example -

port "http" {

}

port "admin" {

  static = "8086"

}

port "debug" {

  static = "3056"

}

That would request the scheduler to reserve one dynamic port and two static ports.

On Tue, Apr 5, 2016 at 1:26 AM, Parveen Kumar <parveenk...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can we define two static ports for a single task?? if yes, how??

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[Parveen Kumar]

Hi Diptanu,

It worked. i was just trying to assign each port in a single port block and somehow forgot the nomad capability. Thanks.

Thanks,
Parveen Kumar