Containerize DockerCompose
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Shipping reliably and knowing what broke when it does.
- Pipelines, infrastructure as code and deployment strategy
- Observability: what to log, alert on and keep
- Incident response and post-mortems
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- CICD
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What it does
Write a production-ready container setup for a docker-compose setup — e.g. a compose file running app.
How to use
Share your runtime, dependencies and startup command. Bring a docker-compose setup — for example a compose file running app, db and redis locally. You get back a dockerfile and compose setup with a small image size.
Example
/ContainerizeDockerCompose Input: a compose file running app, db and redis locally Ask: Share your runtime, dependencies and startup command. Return: a dockerfile and compose setup with a small image size
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