Configuring and Running Django + Celery in Docker Containers Justyna Ilczuk Oct 25, 2016 0 Comments After reading this blog post, you will be able to configure Celery with Django, PostgreSQL, Redis, and RabbitMQ, and then run everything in Docker…
转自:https://www.poeticoding.com/running-elixir-in-docker-containers/ One of the wonderful things about Docker Containers is that you can easily freeze your environment and application in a Docker Image, and deploy it in production without worrying abo…
转自:https://medium.com/@mccode/understanding-how-uid-and-gid-work-in-docker-containers-c37a01d01cf Understanding how usernames, group names, user ids (uid) and group ids (gid) map between the processes running inside a container and the host system is…
Removing Docker Containers and Images In a recent post aboutDocker, we looked into some things that differentiate Docker containers from Virtual Machines. I also gave a brief example of creating your first Docker image. If any of that piqued your int…
Learn the benefits of running one-off, short-lived Docker containers. Short-Lived containers are useful to execute one-line commands or setup scheduled tasks. We'll demonstrate setting up a cronjob from the host machine to tap into the benefits of ru…
In this lesson, we'll find out the basics of running Docker containers. We'll go over how to download images from Docker Hub, what happens when you stop containers, how to restart a container once it's been stopped, and also how to remove containers.…
In this lesson, we will look at docker container prune to remove old docker containers. We can also use docker system prune to clean up any containers, images, volumes, and networks all in one command. This will remove all containers that are not cur…
