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Dockerizing the entire stack into one single container is convenient in some regards, but goes against the Docker philosophy of one process (service) per contai
by rodionos 11y ago
Dockerizing the entire stack into one single container is convenient in some regards, but goes against the Docker philosophy of one process (service) per container. Have you tried stitching this setup together with docker compose?
- sjbx 11y agoYes. I definitely concede that this is a compromise on the Docker model. I say so in the post and mention using compose. At least I have all the bits playing nicely which would be the first step to splitting them all up anyway :)
- rodionos 11y agoGood to know compose is on your roadmap. We're guilty of bending the container dogma ourselves, mostly due to lack of time to decompose parts of our own stack.