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I've used Vagrant for a few projects over the past few years - mostly small things like hackathons and such. Haven't used it much in the past year or so though.
by ajdlinux 11y ago
I've used Vagrant for a few projects over the past few years - mostly small things like hackathons and such. Haven't used it much in the past year or so though.
At my last job we used Docker extensively for developing our main software product, based on a Django + PostgreSQL + RabbitMQ + Celery stack. It's definitely a bit tricky to get your head around at first, but after that, it's very nice being able to just type "docker-compose start" and have a working application with consistent configuration ten seconds later.
- crucialfelix 11y agoDid you keep the postgresql data inside the container ?
- pa5tabear 11y agoThat's a tasty sounding software stack
- dnt404-1 11y agoDid you use separate docker container for each of the stacks? From what I can gather, the docker way is to reduce each complexity to a separate container solution. And, I agree that docker way of doing things is a bit tricky at first, since we are not used to doing things that way