Laradock: docker-compose up ... on production or just in development environment?
Hi, I'm totally new to the docker world and probably I will write some stupid things in this question, so please be patient with me 馃憦 .
I've seen some examples of docker repositories, but they all have one container (at least the one I saw), so, since Laradock has multiple containers, how do I push to my repo the set of containers that I have in my development environment? Or this is not the case and I should do docker-compose up -d nginx mariadb also on the production server?
Please help me, I'm confused.
enricocarraro
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Hi, running docker-compose up -d nginx mariadb is fine. An alternative method would be to delete all the other containers folders (everything that doesn't show up in the docker-compose ps after running your software) and then removing all the deleted containers from the docker-compose.yml file. After that you should be able to only run docker-compose up to get only the software's that you need. Note: you may only delete them from docker-compose.yml to be able to use docker-compose up but would be cleaner if you also remove the unused folders.
Mahmoudz
on 17 Aug 2016
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Hi, running
docker-compose up -d nginx mariadbis fine. An alternative method would be to delete all the other containers folders (everything that doesn't show up in thedocker-compose psafter running your software) and then removing all the deleted containers from thedocker-compose.ymlfile. After that you should be able to only rundocker-compose upto get only the software's that you need. Note: you may only delete them fromdocker-compose.ymlto be able to usedocker-compose upbut would be cleaner if you also remove the unused folders.