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Dev Services are available as separate modules for each supported service. You can find the complete list in the xref:_supported_services[Supported Services] section below.
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=== Networks
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=== Networks and Ports
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Dev Service containers are connected to the default Docker/Podman network and are accessible from your application via the local host and dynamically assigned ports.
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Disabling Dev Services globally overrides individual service settings. If global disabling is set, no Dev Services will start, regardless of their individual `enabled` properties. If you want to disable only specific services, leave the global setting enabled and configure individual services instead via the `arconia.dev.services.<service-name>.enabled` property.
When running the application in dev mode, a `devservices` actuator endpoint is auto-configured if https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/reference/actuator/enabling.html[Spring Boot Actuator] is present in the classpath. This endpoint exposes information about the running Dev Services containers, helping you inspect and debug your development environment.
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