I don't know if you solved it already but I'll share what I did to fix this same problem in case anyone else is having the same issue. Just like you, I was creating an image of my project, then creating a container of said image, and got it running on port 8080, but on localhost:8080 all I was having was the nginx welcome page instead of my application. Then I went to Docker Desktop GUI and browsed through the container files and realized that in usr/share/nginx/html I had an index.html which had the nginx welcome page text, and then a folder called "browser" that, among other files, had the index.html that I should be seeing on localhost:8080. The thing is that nginx is set up to render the index.html found inside usr/share/nginx/html and not usr/share/nginx/html/browser. The next thing I did was make a small change on my Dockerfile so that the content of dist/browser is served directly on usr/shared/nginx/html. In my Dockerfile I was doing this in the "Stage 2" part: COPY --from=build /usr/local/app/dist/prueba-tecnica-w2m /usr/share/nginx/html And changed it to: COPY --from=build /usr/local/app/dist/prueba-tecnica-w2m/browser /usr/share/nginx/html After this I deleted the previous container and its image, and proceeded to create another image and a container from it. Now in Docker Desktop GUI if I browse through the newly created container files and check the /usr/share/nginx/html directory you should see the index.html showing your app instead of the nginx welcome page. If you go to localhost:8080 (or whatever port your container is running on) you should now see your application running.

​@@andresmarolt7510This is very helpful. Thank you so much 👏

@@andresmarolt7510 Thanks a lot man! This helped, I was stuck at this point for like 4 hours. Can finally see the angular page.

@@andresmarolt7510 man, you're the best!!

Glad you liked it!

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