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At the same time, if your LangBot instance needs to connect to other services running in containers (such as Ollama), you can also refer to the following configuration, replacing messaging platform with the service you want to connect to.
LangBot and some messaging platforms can both be deployed using Docker. Below are network configuration details for four different scenarios.
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Both LangBot and Messaging Platform Running in Docker Containers

If the messaging platform (NapCat/Lagrange) and LangBot are both started using Docker, you need to configure Docker’s network connection. Create a new network: 
docker network create langbot-network
Add network configuration to the docker-compose.yaml file in the LangBot directory (add to the services.langbot field, and add the langbot-network network configuration under the networks field): 
services:
  langbot:
    ...
    networks:
      - langbot-network
    ...

networks:
  langbot-network:
    external: true
Then add the same network configuration to the messaging platform’s docker-compose.yaml file (if started directly with docker run command, add --network langbot-network to the startup command). Then in the messaging platform configuration file, change the IP address in the WS reverse connection address to langbot (for example: ws://langbot:2280/ws). Restart both containers.

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Only LangBot Running in Docker Container

When only LangBot is deployed using Docker, ports 2280 to 2290 are already mapped to outside the container by default. At this time, LangBot can only act as a WebSocket server, accepting connections from messaging platforms as clients. Please set the messaging platform to ReverseWebSocket (called reverse ws or WebSocket client), with the port corresponding to the port enabled by LangBot’s aiocqhttp adapter, connecting to local 127.0.0.1.

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Neither LangBot nor Messaging Platform Using Docker Deployment

Configure the messaging platform and LangBot settings according to the documentation, set both ports to the same unused port, and both connect to local 127.0.0.1.
Only supports Linux, or other systems that support host mode docker networking.
Currently, LangBot’s aiocqhttp adapter only supports reverse WebSocket connections. When the messaging platform runs in a Docker container while LangBot runs directly on the host machine, the messaging platform must act as a client connecting to LangBot. In this case, you can only set the messaging platform’s network to host mode, and then set its WS connection address to 127.0.0.1, with the port corresponding to the port enabled by LangBot’s aiocqhttp adapter.