I have 2 containers defined in docker-compose.yml and a Dockerfile for my app. I want to be able to build the image locally even when I don’t have internet connection. Looking at docker compose up --help, I see the --pull never option. But it’s still trying to check for updates of the base image I’m using in my Dockerfile.

Is it possible to use the service name as variable in your docker-compose.yml?

Just like title says.
What is difference between
docker compose up --watch

I’ve 3 app in a single repo. For a project it’s Api, Admin UI & Front-end. In all of those I’m facing the issue that the source code is not getting updated correctly. Following is the Dockerfile for Api

so I’m kinda new to Docker so I am not sure how to handle multiple containers effectively. Currently, I have 2 container running using docker compose, one for backend APIs (express) and one for the db (postgresql), I will probably have one for the frontend once I start working on it as well.

Let’s assume that I have a multi-service application that is supposed to be built using docker-compose.

I have a PHP application with a MariaDB backend which I am trying to containerize. I have a lot of scripts that have previously been run while initializing a Vagrant config.

I’m currently using older versions of docker and docker-compose on my server running RHEL 7.9.

I’m currently using older versions of docker and docker-compose on my server running RHEL 7.9.

This is my compose.yaml, and i don’t have any .env in my working dir.