Re:Docker for Mac and Windows Beta
by was_boring on Thursday March 24, 2016 @10:19PM
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I use docker, specifically docker-compose to do just that. So far it's 7 containers spread across 5 code bases all brought up with one command, `docker-compose up`.
The django quickstart guide is a good starting point for wrapping your head around it, https://docs.docker.com/compose/django/
Could you share something about how you compose containers from different code bases? This has always felt hacky to me, but maybe I'm doing it wrong.
Re:Docker for Mac and Windows Beta
by grahamannett on Thursday March 24, 2016 @04:09PM
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docker-compose is kind of oriented towards what I think you are referring to, have you tried that out? I've done a bit with it and was thinking about explaining how I used it in some post but didn't know if it would be very useful outside of what I was doing. If you email me a small description I could probably whip up a docker-compose.yml as an example since it's fun to play around with.
We're using Vagrant for development environments, and as the number of microservices grows - the feasibility of running the production stack locally decreases. I'd be interested in learning how to spin up five to ten docker services locally on OSX for service-oriented architecture.
This product from Docker has strong potential.