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Could you just run docker-compose on your server to keep some containers running?
by alexbilbie 10y ago
Could you just run docker-compose on your server to keep some containers running?
- dchuk 10y agoThat's what I'm planning on at this point. The part below the CI stuff in this article basically captures what I want to do: http://chrisstump.online/2016/03/17/continuous-deployment-docker-rails/ http://chrisstump.online/2016/03/17/continuous-deployment-do... I just wish there were more resources for small-medium docker deployments online. It seems like Rancher could help in this situation, but even that is pretty heavy for small deployments.
- kentt 10y agoA word of warning, docker-compose isn't meant for production. I'm not sure if that's what you're suggesting, but just in case.
- siegecraft 10y agoWait, then why does Docker force it on you with Docker 1.11/Docker DataCenter? The only way to start a multi-container application with that product is to use docker-compose.