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Changing Perseus standard ports to accomodate other docker stacks on the same machine #64
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Summary
After 4+ months away from the project, I restarted my Perseus VM and re-familiarized myself with the application. I then tried to install it on my main server where I run other stacks, including Broadsea. I understand that Ajit and Lee are endeavoring to include a Perseus profile in Broadsea 3.1 and much work has been accomplished.
For now, I would like to understand the implications of changing the standard ports specified in the docker-compose.yml. I made port adjustments in the attached file. (docker-compose.txt)
Value Summary
Clarification on what breaks and what are the best ports/method to change to ensure compatibility in a multi-stack installation environment would assist in efforts currently to utilize the application stack as well as integrate it as a profile along with other useful stacks to the OHDSI community.
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