The Docker image conduktor/conduktor-console:1.36.2 always runs its internal application on port 8080, regardless of what port mapping is configured on the host.

[BhavyaMPatel]

conduktor-console:

image: conduktor/conduktor-console:1.36.2
 ports:
   - "8080:8080"
 volumes:
   - conduktor_data:/var/conduktor

If an end user tries to remap the port like:

  - "8088:8088"

the container will not work, because the internal port is always 8080.
The only valid mapping is:

  - "8088:8080"

Users might assume that the internal port is configurable or matches the external port they define. This causes confusion and makes debugging harder when user try to access localhost:8088 and will get ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED or related error.

Please update the documentation or add a comment/example in the template somthing like this, to avoide confusion.

Conduktor Console listens internally on port 8080. When customizing your host port, ensure the container port remains 8080. Example: 8088:8080