I'm deploying an application (on docker) that is totally dependent on sf but I'm having trouble loading it into docker : FROM rocker/shiny #Make a directory in the container RUN mkdir /home/shiny-app RUN R -e "install.packages('sf')" RUN R -e "library('sf')"…
I'm trying to build a Docker container to develop PDF reports for download through an R Shiny app. As such, I am installing TinyTeX to manage all the dependencies. I have my build setup through a Dockerfile and a dummy…
On my windows pc in docker desktop the app can write to its mounted folders. On ec2 amazon linux, I build the containers using docker-compose up they run ok but when they try to write a file to the mounted…
I am new to Docker, so please forgive my elementary question. I am confused as to the best way to pass secrets into the Docker container enviroments. I am using Docker-Compose and do not want to use more complex platforms…
I'm trying to run Docker + Flask + MySQL, and here is my docker-compose.yaml: services: dockerflaskexample: image: dockerflaskexample build: context: . dockerfile: ./Dockerfile ports: - 5002:5002 volumes: - app_code:/app depends_on: - mysql container_name: dockerflaskexample mysql: image: mysql:latest restart: always environment:…
I have a RHEL 7 server with Docker EE and I have installed Docker CE after removing Docker EE. But after installing Docker CE, when I try to start Docker service with command systemctl enable --now docker, it is failing…
I am trying to build this Dockerfile for Go Application and then deploy this to GKE but I'm seen this error upon pod creation. Upon describing this pod, I observed the same error.: Error: failed to create containerd task: failed…
I am trying to upgrade docker-engine to 23.0.0 as a part of buildroot installation. I have upgraded all the prerequisite packages i.e golang, containerd, docker-cli, runc, etc to the required higher version. But when I execute the 'docker version' command…
I'm trying to run a local Postgres database with the PostGIS extension, and then populate the database with a shapefile, without having to load the data in manually. I have a docker-compose.yml where I'm first using the postgis docker image…
I use docker compose with very basic node image configuration. I can use npm install after the container build. But I want to do so during it and the volumes I've bound in docker-compose.yaml seems not to work then, only…