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bhatti ports

List the listening TCP ports detected inside a sandbox.

Synopsis

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bhatti ports <sandbox>

Description

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The host periodically scans each running sandbox for listening ports and caches them. bhatti ports reads that cache and prints one row per port. Each row also shows the path-based proxy URL — a developer convenience for hitting the port from the host without a domain or bhatti publish.

The proxy URL goes through the API server at <api>/sandboxes/<id>/proxy/<port>/.... It requires the same Bearer auth as any other API call — useful for poking at services during development. For public, auth-free URLs, use bhatti publish.

Cold sandboxes are not scanned (they have no listening processes by definition). To list ports for a sleeping sandbox, wake it first or just send a request that triggers a wake.

Examples

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Terminal window
bhatti ports dev
PORT     URL
3000     http://localhost:8080/sandboxes/dev/proxy/3000/
6379     http://localhost:8080/sandboxes/dev/proxy/6379/
Terminal window
# Quick test against a service inside the sandbox
bhatti ports dev --json | jq -r '.[] | .proxy_url' | head -1 | xargs curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $BHATTI_TOKEN"

Options

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This command takes only global flags. See Global flags for --url, --token, --json, --timing, --data-dir.

See also

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