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By default, the Errsole Web Dashboard runs on port 8001. However, if multiple Node.js apps on the same server are configured to use Errsole with the default port, it will lead to port conflicts, as two dashboards cannot operate on the same port.
To resolve this, you should assign a unique port to Errsole for each app. A practical method is to calculate the dashboard port by adding 10000 to the app's port number. For example:
If your app runs on port 3000, set the Errsole Dashboard to port 13000.
If your app runs on port 4000, set the Errsole Dashboard to port 14000.
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By default, the Errsole Web Dashboard runs on port
8001
. However, if multiple Node.js apps on the same server are configured to use Errsole with the default port, it will lead to port conflicts, as two dashboards cannot operate on the same port.To resolve this, you should assign a unique port to Errsole for each app. A practical method is to calculate the dashboard port by adding
10000
to the app's port number. For example:3000
, set the Errsole Dashboard to port13000
.4000
, set the Errsole Dashboard to port14000
.For more details, refer to the Errsole Setup documentation.
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