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[2687.12 --> 2687.82] to like, |
[2687.96 --> 2688.72] this is how I deploy |
[2688.72 --> 2689.34] things now. |
[2689.58 --> 2690.50] Because that Docker |
[2690.50 --> 2691.26] Compose file, |
[2691.40 --> 2693.88] it is a plain text way |
[2693.88 --> 2695.02] for me to just |
[2695.02 --> 2695.80] visualize |
[2695.80 --> 2697.16] how an application |
[2697.16 --> 2698.50] is built |
[2698.50 --> 2699.46] and what it uses. |
[2699.46 --> 2700.74] and I love it. |
[2700.82 --> 2701.74] And so I'm glad |
[2701.74 --> 2702.42] to actually see it |
[2702.42 --> 2703.22] become like an official |
[2703.22 --> 2704.24] part of the main |
[2704.24 --> 2705.02] Docker app actually |
[2705.02 --> 2705.46] because it means |
[2705.46 --> 2705.86] it's going to be |
[2705.86 --> 2706.48] around forever |
[2706.48 --> 2707.76] and you start |
[2707.76 --> 2708.36] to see support |
[2708.36 --> 2708.78] in things like |
[2708.78 --> 2709.70] Podman for Docker |
[2709.70 --> 2710.20] Compose. |
[2710.46 --> 2711.08] So it's starting |
[2711.08 --> 2711.72] to become more |
[2711.72 --> 2712.42] than just a Docker |
[2712.42 --> 2713.04] thing and I think |
[2713.04 --> 2713.66] that's great too. |
[2714.32 --> 2714.40] Now, |
[2714.44 --> 2714.80] if you want to hear |
[2714.80 --> 2715.34] more about that, |
[2715.40 --> 2715.70] you can go to |
[2715.70 --> 2717.00] linuxactionnews.com |
[2717.00 --> 2718.06] slash 209 |
[2718.06 --> 2718.70] where Chris and Wes |
[2718.70 --> 2719.44] break that down |
[2719.44 --> 2720.20] in a bit more detail |
[2720.20 --> 2720.74] for you. |
[2721.62 --> 2722.84] I wrote a blog post |
[2722.84 --> 2723.90] a little while ago |
[2723.90 --> 2725.34] about how I can |
[2725.34 --> 2727.46] manage monolithic |
[2727.46 --> 2728.68] Docker Compose files. |
[2728.68 --> 2729.74] So I'm the type |
[2729.74 --> 2730.38] of guy that tends |
[2730.38 --> 2731.70] to slam my 30 |
[2731.70 --> 2732.62] containers all |
[2732.62 --> 2733.82] into one massive |
[2733.82 --> 2734.26] file. |
[2734.74 --> 2735.60] I know some people |
[2735.60 --> 2736.96] have different |
[2736.96 --> 2738.18] preferences when it |
[2738.18 --> 2739.08] comes to managing |
[2739.08 --> 2739.86] these things through |
[2739.86 --> 2741.52] stacks and what |
[2741.52 --> 2741.88] have you, |
[2741.98 --> 2743.20] but I found a |
[2743.20 --> 2743.96] feature that got |
[2743.96 --> 2744.54] added to Docker |
[2744.54 --> 2745.36] Compose, |
[2745.54 --> 2746.38] I'm not quite sure |
[2746.38 --> 2746.74] when, |
[2747.32 --> 2748.24] called profiles |
[2748.24 --> 2750.14] and in essence |
[2750.14 --> 2751.92] this allows you to |
[2751.92 --> 2752.74] address multiple |
[2752.74 --> 2753.90] services within a |
[2753.90 --> 2754.72] monolithic file |
[2754.72 --> 2755.20] itself. |
[2755.36 --> 2756.06] I can give each |
[2756.06 --> 2757.12] container a specific |
[2757.12 --> 2758.54] profile like a tag |
[2758.54 --> 2759.26] in the YAML |
[2759.26 --> 2760.82] of like test or |
[2760.82 --> 2761.52] prod or something |
[2761.52 --> 2763.32] like that and I |
[2763.32 --> 2764.32] can address all of |
[2764.32 --> 2765.28] my test containers |
[2765.28 --> 2766.36] within one massive |
[2766.36 --> 2768.08] file as if it were |
[2768.08 --> 2768.88] part of just a |
[2768.88 --> 2769.74] smaller stack. |
[2770.16 --> 2770.90] Probably a limited |
[2770.90 --> 2772.10] use if you're using |
[2772.10 --> 2773.92] stacks and you know |
[2773.92 --> 2775.26] what stacks do, |
[2775.48 --> 2776.18] you create a |
[2776.18 --> 2776.50] directory, |
[2776.60 --> 2777.14] you put the YAML |
[2777.14 --> 2778.00] file inside that |
[2778.00 --> 2779.72] directory and each |
[2779.72 --> 2781.74] Compose file is in |
[2781.74 --> 2782.88] each directory is |
[2782.88 --> 2783.68] what's called a |
[2783.68 --> 2784.78] stack and Compose |
[2784.78 --> 2785.42] will treat that as |
[2785.42 --> 2786.08] like a separate |
[2786.08 --> 2787.16] entity. |
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