Docker Compose

“So, here, Docker Compose, for example, you can see all of my Docker Compose stacks that I'm currently running on my production Linux machine.”

“01:49 - Docker Compose Stack Overview”

“In this video, I’ll walk you through everything from getting started in the CLI, using it with Docker Compose, and developing locally with my open-source Next.js app techno-boto-chat.”

“A basic container install using Docker Compose”

“I'll be using Docker Compose to make this setup easier, but as long as you have a Docker engine running somewhere in your environment, you're good to go.”

“I use Docker Compose and cli and portainer”

“…so I'm going to use Docker dash Compose up dash d-force recreate I know you can use other things but I'm using that just to make sure it works and it also works every time you use it”

“…so in order to recreate these at least for me I have all of my Docker Compose files within a folder”

“We're going to use Docker Compose because it's pretty easy it's pretty common and it allows me to share my configuration with you so you can copy and paste it”

“…so today we're going to use Docker Compose to set this up we're using Docker Compose because it's easy and it's repeatable and it allows me to share my configuration with you so that all you have to do is copy and paste”

“…so now to start this with dr Compose I usually do doctor dash Compose up dash d dash dash force recreate I know I don't need it for the first time but I like to use the same command every time so that's what I'm using”

“…then we'll create a file for our Docker Compose configuration then we'll edit this Docker Compose file and in here I'm going to paste these contents”

“In this example they combined all of these services into one stack which is great for a demo but not great for me I like to keep most of my Compose files separate”

“…and so I found that it's a lot easier to use Docker Compose because one you have a manifest that you can hold on to for later”