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I'm facing a problem when I deploy my docker image. My docker-compose.yml is like this : version: "3" services: app: image: my-image build:. command: my-command-here ports: - "8080:80" - "5000:5000" networks: - webnet - adminnet networks: webnet: driver: bridge adminnet: The problem is that I cannot start my application (which uses the docker image) using curl localhost:8080. My error message is like this: localhost is not available. However, if I use docker-compose up --build, it starts perfectly. It seems that the problem is the nth service (api) which is mapped to another network. Do you have any idea of how to solve this problem? A: You may want to use --link instead of --build for your containers when you're deploying and you don't care about their current state (because they're not running). The reason why using --build and --link has a bad effect on your application is that the application is not using links to its containers; it uses the network daemon to access them. The service is started by Docker and it's already connected to a network. If you use --build, you need to reconfigure the service to access them via the network daemon. Note that by using the network daemon, you're explicitly saying that you don't want to access the container on the default network (the one that's created when you run docker-compose). This is why the links are available if you run your service without --build. Update: Yes, exactly! In this case, you have two problems

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