I have a MYSQL database setup with a Dockerfile and a docker-compose.yml like so: Dockerfile: FROM mysql:8.0.32 COPY ector_2022-02-24.sql /var/app/current/ector_2022-02-24.sql COPY insert_user.sql /var/app/current/insert_user.sql docker-compose.yml: version: '3' services: mysql: platform: linux/x86_64 container_name: ector-api-db build: context: . dockerfile: docker/mysql/Dockerfile environment: - MYSQL_ROOT_USER=root…
In the first line of the docker-compose.yml file we specify a version: version: '3.9' What exactly does this mean?! After installing the latest version, I tried the following in my Windows 10 cmd: docker-compose --version and the output was: Docker…
I'm a beginner in docker / docker-compose and i'm trying to run a container from a local docker file my dockerFolder look like this ├── docker-compose.yml └── dockerfiles ├── dockerfile.test1 └── dockerfile.test2 What did i should put on the docker-compose…
I have a docker env set up with Symfony (5.x) & MariaDB - the docker-compose.yaml file contains the db configuration env variables. The .env.local file in the Symfony app uses the configuration variables from the docker-compose file to build out…
I am trying to build a docker image by: docker-compose up —build But I get the error: => ERROR [runtime-image 3/6] RUN apt-get update -y 1.0s ------ > [runtime-image 3/6] RUN apt-get update -y: ……….(successfully updating until here)……. #0 0.591…
With below preset: version: "3.5" services: FronServer: image: node:16-alpine container_name: Example-Production-FrontServer working_dir: /var/www/example.com volumes: - .:/var/www/example.com - FrontServerDependencies:/var/www/example.com/node_modules:nocopy command: sh -c "echo 'Installing dependencies ...' && npm install --no-package-lock && node FrontServerEntryPoint.js --environment production" ports: [ "8080:8080" ] environment: -…
I already have a Mysql running on host at port 3306. version: "3" services: db: container_name: db_mysql image: mysql ports: - "3309:3306" environment: - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=123456 The container msyql port 3306 is mapped to host port 3309. But error: docker ps…
I am using docker to run an application but every time i need to update the application on production, i have to build on a new image locally, push/pull and run it on production, but the application is almost 5gb.…
How can I apply connection pooling with pgbouncer in my docker-compose file. I don't know if the ConnectionString of my containers are correct or not. postgredb: image: postgres environment: - POSTGRES_USER=dbuser - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=dbpassword - POSTGRES_DB=postgres restart: always volumes: - pg-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data/…
Docker compose: version: "3" services: db: container_name: db image: mysql ports: - "3306:3306" volumes: - initdb:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/:ro web: container_name: web image: my_web volumes: - initdb:/initdb/:ro depends_on: - db volumes: initdb: my_web image contains /initdb/create_schema.sql. web depends on db. So the service…