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1. its docker nt a vm
2. woks everywhere
3. light weight
4. easy to use and deploy
just one question is anyone using it for production? -
morgh6828yI wanted to use postgres. So I made a docker compose file and specified I wanted postgres which was 5 lines maybe 20 chars total.
That's how I got postgres in my app.
Planning on going to prod with it in a week. But having a hard time sometimes finding information and best practices. -
@morgh I hope u r aware of that docker is nt persistent unless volume or shared folder are attached or docker commit is run.
digitalocean has a great tutorial on docker -
I'm running gitlab in a docker container on an old laptop. It's fun not having to recode something after something bad happens to my computer
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I love that I can take my application and all of its dependencies and make it easily deployable while leaving my base system minimum.
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@rookiemaverick My app goes into production in a couple of weeks. I will be deploying around five containerized applications and using Ansible to roll out updated containers later on.
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tytho23168ySimplifies build in a declarative way. Much easier to distribute and easier to pivot to different platforms.
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cahva10158y- Gets rid of "works on my machine". If it runs on your machine, it will work 100% on prod also.
- you can use whatever language you need for the job (microservices)
- scaling
- easily revert to previous version if you need to
how many docker lovers in the house?? Why do you love it?
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