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Connect to external hosts Connect to external hosts
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TODO
Connecting from inside a Devilbox Docker container to any external host works out of the box.
The only thing you need is internet/network access and know its hostname or IP address.
Each container has internet access, thus you can ``curl``, ``fetch``, connect to or download
any online resources from within the container.
.. seealso::
* :ref:`connect_to_host_os`
* :ref:`connect_to_other_docker_container`

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Docker Toolbox Docker Toolbox
============== ==============
.. note:: This section applies for both, Docker Toolbox on MacOS and Docker Toolbox on Windows.
Docker Toolbox behaves the same way as Docker on Linux, with one major difference. Docker Toolbox behaves the same way as Docker on Linux, with one major difference.
The Devilbox IP address or the custom provided CNAMEs actually refer to the Docker Toolbox machine. The Devilbox IP address or the custom provided CNAMEs actually refer to the Docker Toolbox machine.

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Connect to other Docker container Connect to other Docker container
********************************* *********************************
TODO Other Docker container can either be accessed by connecting back to the host os or by adding its
image directly to the Devilbox stack.
**Table of Contents**
.. contents:: :local:
Any Docker container on host os
===============================
1. To connect to any other Docker container on your host os from within the Devilbox Docker
container, you first need to make sure, you are able to connect to your host os from within the
Devilbox Docker container.
.. seealso:: :ref:`connect_to_host_os`
2. Once you are able to connect to the host os, start any other Docker container and make its
port that you want to access available to your host os by specifying ``-p``.
An example with e.g. an external `Grafana <https://hub.docker.com/r/grafana/grafana/>`_ container
might look like this:
.. code-block:: bash
host> docker run -d --name=grafana -p 3000:3000 grafana/grafana
You can then connect to your host os on port ``3000`` from within the Devilbox Docker container
and be able to use it.
Add Docker container to Devilbox stack
======================================
Alternatively you can also add any Docker container to the Devilbox network by adding an image
it to the Devilbox stack directly.
.. seealso:: :ref:`add_your_own_docker_image`