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Thanks for quoting this part of the post, it was, in fact, missing external links pointing to the other two posts that serve as base to this one.
Talking about the PHP > Servers configuration, we are pointing to port 8000 because we are connecting to the service in our docker-compose stack that has PHP ready to go.
As you will notice, this service which is called app gets built based on a Dockerfile, also explained in a previous post.
Both the post where I share how do I usually build my Dockerfile and docker-compose.yaml are now linked in the same session that initially got you confused.
In case you've notice anything else in this post or if you have other questions, feel free to reach me out.
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Thanks for quoting this part of the post, it was, in fact, missing external links pointing to the other two posts that serve as base to this one.
Talking about the PHP > Servers configuration, we are pointing to port 8000 because we are connecting to the service in our docker-compose stack that has PHP ready to go.
As you will notice, this service which is called app gets built based on a Dockerfile, also explained in a previous post.
Both the post where I share how do I usually build my Dockerfile and docker-compose.yaml are now linked in the same session that initially got you confused.
In case you've notice anything else in this post or if you have other questions, feel free to reach me out.