I am trying to work with multiple images from a single Dockerfile. The following succeeds when docker compose build is run, but I notice in the layers that both images have ENV KEY2=VALUE2. I am expecting image1 to have ENV…
Platform info: - OS: Windows 11 Pro - OS Edition: 22H2 - OS Version: 22621.674 - Running WSL Distro: Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS - Docker Desktop version: 4.22.1 (118664) - Docker Engine version: v24.0.5 I've launched some services through docker compose…
For deployment purposes, I have set up my Django app in a Docker container. The setup works, and I am able to serve it using Gunicorn and Apache. However, I can't seem to access my Postgresql database anymore. This database…
consider a docker .yml file like this: version: '3.8' services: postgres: image: postgres:13 restart: always environment: - POSTGRES_USER=prisma_pg - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=benchmark volumes: - postgres:/var/lib/postgresql/data ports: - '5454:5432' volumes: postgres: after I ran these commands: docker-compose -f ./docker-compose.yml up -d docker-compose ps…
I am using docker and docker compose for my python web application. Everything was running smooth, but few days back, I am unable to build and up custom and standard images. I reinstalled the version I was using but failed…
I'm having a problem with JSON format produced by docker compose ps --format json command. Here's my example docker-compose.yml file: version: '3.5' services: nginx: image: nginx links: - php php: image: php:fpm I start my containers by docker compose up…
I have a basic docker-compose setup to run the SQL server and the app. When I run an application via run with Docker compose it works as expected, automatically opens the browser and redirects to swagger UI. But when running…
My Docker Compose expects a boolean (docs): version: '3.8' services: backend: build: no_cache: ${NO_CACHE} I trigger the build like this: NO_CACHE=true docker compose up But I get the error services.backend.build.no_cache must be a boolean I've tried replacing ${NO_CACHE} with '${NO_CACHE}'…
How can I trigger a shell script which is available in local folder in linux to run through an API which is containerized . Through docker container I want to trigger the shell script which is available in local folder…
I have the following script that i am hoping will build and publish to my azure container registry. echo "env override file:${1}" cd ../.devcontainer docker compose --env-file .env --env-file $1 build #parse image name and tag from above output here…