I'm trying to run Apache Druid on M1 Mac with an ARM 64 processor as docker containers. This works fine as it runs via emulation. But I've encountered two issue
I have this Molecule configuration: --- dependency: name: galaxy driver: name: docker platforms: - name: instance1 image: docker.io/pycontribs/centos:
I'm using rabbitmq:3-management docker image on Azure container instance with the following path mounted on Azure storage account /var/lib/rabbitmq/mnesia Somet
Currently, my workflow is to use an alias for the jupyter lab command via RUN echo 'alias...' at the end of my Dockerfile: RUN echo 'alias jupyterlab="jupyter l
I have a Jenkins running as a docker container, now I want to build a Docker image using pipeline, but Jenkins container always tells Docker not found. [simple
I am trying to replicate restricted production environment on my local development environment using Docker compose. Application containers shouldn't be able to
I've encountered a weird problem that seems to have either started appearing when the Xdebug extension was updated or Visual Studio Code received an update. Whe
I've encountered a weird problem that seems to have either started appearing when the Xdebug extension was updated or Visual Studio Code received an update. Whe
I would like to automate the building of an application I am writing. I want to build it for ARM64/v8 (aarch64) and amd64 (x86). I successfully created a Github
I'm trying to deploy elasticsearch on kubernetes. When I login to the docker container with kubectl exec -c elasticsearch -ti elasticsearch-0 -- bash and run c
This is sort of strange. As soon as I add docker orchestration in Visual Studio 2019 my Web Application stops working. These are the exact steps that I am takin
I'm very new to Docker, so apologies for my lack of knowledge. The Docker I'm creating is for a Python Django project. I'm also using Celery, RabbitMQ, and MySQ
I have an docker-compose deployment with a container, e.g.: version: "3" services: web: image: nginx ports: - "8080:80" Docker version is 20.10.
I'd like to use a bash script within a container to check if the service is running. I will call this script from docker-compose using the Healthcheck function,
How do i specify -v /var/run/docker.sock to a container definition in task definition in AWS ECS using EC2 instances? I need to run docker commands inside a doc
All we have such a dashboard in Docker Desktop, where we can look at containers that were started with Docker-Compose. At the picture below I have 3 containers
I have an express application with all the JS files using the *.mjs extension. So, to start the server I do node index.mjs and it works as expected. Now I'm try
I've build a NodeJS project, which I need to run on a custom Docker image. This is my Dockerfile: FROM public.ecr.aws/lambda/nodejs:14-x86_64 # Create app dire
So I have 2 services. Kweet (which is a tweet) and User. When I run the 2 services manually + rest of the services in docker, it works. Rest of services include
I have 2 dockers composes. 1 implements an infrastructure with a reverse proxy, databases, database admins, etc. version: '3.7' volumes: mysql80_volume: