I'm building an Docker image with big files (>1.0GB) and small python scripts. Big files are rarely changed, so I want to caching it. The directory is looks like: - app/ - main.py - modules/ - foo.py - bar.py -…
I previously asked this question and got a solution to expanding arguments in a dockerfile. Expand ARG/ENV in CMD dockerfile I think with AWS Lambdas the handler name has to be the first argument. I have a parameterized jenkins pipeline…
I have a git repository from where I am trying to build and publish a docker image to docker hub. Some how I am keep on getting Unauthorised for docker login step. Any Help is appreciated. GitHub Repo : https://github.com/Git-Beginner/ghaction/actions
I have a config.sh: IMAGE_NAME="back_end" APP_PORT=80 PUBLIC_PORT=8080 and a build.sh: #!/bin/bash source config.sh echo "Image name is: ${IMAGE_NAME}" sudo docker build -t ${IMAGE_NAME} . and a run.sh: #!/bin/bash source config.sh # Expose ports and run sudo docker run -it -p…
I am trying to create a simple docker image that runs .NET Core APIs. The problem is, my environment is behind a proxy with self-signed certificate i.e. not trusted :( Following is my docker file ## runtime:3.1 does not support…
Is there any difference between these two configs: Config 1: ... environment: - POSTGRES_NAME='postgres' - POSTGRES_USER='postgres' - POSTGRES_PASSWORD='postgres' - POSTGRES_PORT='5432' Config 2: ... environment: - POSTGRES_NAME=postgres - POSTGRES_USER=postgres - POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgres - POSTGRES_PORT=5432 Because, when I try to docker-compose up with…
I had been succussfully running and updating Redmine / Nginx on a local Ubuntu Server 22.4. I recently upgraded the OS and then tried to upgrade to the latest version of redmine. My Dockerfile basically gets the latest Redmine container…
I am currently building a container in my compose with a command docker compose build --build-arg VAR_NAME=$(some_command) service_name and I would like to build the same container with the simpler command docker compose build service_name, but I have not found…
I am building and push docker image from github actions to AWS. Both locally and on gitHub, I use the same command to build the image; however, it results to different image digests. Command I used: docker buildx build --build-arg…
I have been running a nvidia docker image since 13 days and it used to restart without any problems using docker start -i <containerid> command. But, today while I was downloading pytorch inside the container, download got stuck at 5%…