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BTW, needless to say, this is what I've been using it both for hacking and testing code and also for deploying my own service. 😉 |
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@KiraLT : Any feedback on this? A Docker Compose manifest makes for a good deployment blueprint to learn from. |
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After having a proper Docker image, we can use Docker Compose for providing easy deployment and customization of containers.
If I find any Docker Compose manifest in a repo, I use it to spin up the software instantly. I use it also to learn and tweak options when deploying.
I've commented the manifest to make it self-documenting and hopefully be the, comprehensive, single stop for Docker users.
Let's see if it's self-explaining enough and please check the manifest & docs. Do not hesitate to give feedback and questions.