Hi All, When I used to run "docker-compose pull", it used to grab everything in a few seconds. Since I switched over to "docker compose pull", with the same setup, the process takes several minutes. The most recent one, just now, took 1291 seconds. Everything still works, so I'm not complaining. Just wondering why this is the case or if there's anything that I'm doing wrong? submitted by /u/damskibobs [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am on a Debian machine. I have an Ubuntu-based image. The image does not build under Debian. It relies on some Ubuntu only C++ dependencies. The image takes 50 minutes to build, most of which is building C++ files. I would really like to save those object files and cache them. I have a bash script which builds the image, and then spins up a container and copies the object files out of the container onto the host machine. On rebuild, it copies the build folder containing the object files back into the docker file. Note that I only plan to do this while debugging the C++ code. I have checked ..read more

I am using this docker compose: version: '3.8' networks: servicenet: driver: bridge services: db: image: mysql:latest restart: always environment: MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: 'test123' ports: - "3306:3306" volumes: - '/srv/mergerfs/MergerPool/DockerApps/AppData/MySql:/var/lib/mysql' networks: - servicenet adminer: image: adminer restart: always ports: - 9090:8080 networks: - servicenet depends_on: - db volumes: mysql_data: driver: local and when i login with server: db username: root password: test123 it returns php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known. Ive tried ..read more

I'm new to docker and pretty noob on Linux. I've created a Plex container and mapped the volume to be on my host, see image. But when i start the container the folders are empty. When I browse on plex inside the container I can see all the system files but not my two folders on my host. ​ submitted by /u/bratteen [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Dipping my toes into Docker for the first time... submitted by /u/Helpful-Locksmith111 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I currently have a docker-compose.yaml with a bunch of Node.js servers that I want to deploy on one big machine. I obviously can ssh into the machine and run docker-compose commands there. But do any web hosts provide UI/UX for this, like let me manage env vars, restart individual services, roll back, view logs? Kind of like a more basic Kubernetes? Kubernetes is too complex (I only ever have one instance of each server) and too expensive (can't provision less than 512MB per server on GKE), so I'm curious what the "next rung down" looks like before I'm back to SSHing into my machine. submitt ..read more

I have been using Webtop for some light work. It works great and it is smooth but I dislike the way i interact with it in the browser. I have been using XRDP on a different virtual machine and was wondering how to get a Linux Desktop GUI on Docker to work with XRDP? All the example Dockerfiles i found did not work. submitted by /u/cockpit_dandruff [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Though I have been working with docker for a year, I'm kinda new to the actual concepts of it and devops in whole. Assume that I have some services to be deployed, say A B and C, each having a different source (sA, sB and sC) and a set of dependencies (dA, dB and dC). I'm figuring how I should deploy them: For building a base image, should I install all dA, dB and dC, or have 3 base images, each having 1 set of dependencies required by that service? Should I deploy my container with source code + dependencies in each service, or just the executable file(s) and runtime dependencies of it ..read more

I am currently using er with a Vite application with GitHub submodules, but when I try to launch the container, I get the webpage is not found. My docker looks like: FROM node:alpine WORKDIR /app COPY package.json . RUN yarn copy all files COPY . . CMD ["yarn", "start", "--debug"] My package.json looks like this { "name": "website", "private": true, "version": "0.0.0", "type": "module", "scripts": { "start": "vite", "dev": "git submodule update --remote && vite", "build": "tsc && vite build", "lint": "eslint . --ext ts,tsx --report-unused-disable-directives --max-warning ..read more