Efficient software development with docker-compose

by Christian Mäder

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Eﬃcient software development with docker-compose 29.08.2019

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@cimnine Von Johann H. Addicks, CC BY-SA 3.0,  https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7734876

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@cimnine 1. Get the code (e.g. git clone) 2. Install the speciﬁc compiler and runtime  (e.g. Java 11, Ruby 2.6, Python 3.7, NodeJS 12.9, …) 3. Install all required compile-time dependencies  (e.g. postgresql-dev, webkit-dev, openssl-dev, …) 4. Install the dependencies  (e.g. bundler, npm install, gradlew assemble, …) 5. Install all required runtime dependencies  (e.g. PostgreSQL 11, Redis 5, Elasticsearch 7.3, …) 6. Start the application and pray

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@cimnine Outdated setup instructions Human error while following instructions Accounting for differences between platforms  (on Linux even between distributions) Communicate updates to the setup

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@cimnine 1. Install Docker & docker-compose 2. Get the code 3. Run `docker-compose up` @cimnine

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@cimnine

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@cimnine git checkout master git checkout future node 10 node 12 pgSQL 10 pgSQL 11 Java 8 Java 11

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@cimnine Simple Instructions ✓ Quick Time-To-Dev ✓ Dev-Env as Code ✓ Platform-agnostic ✓

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@cimnine Port 8080 Port 8080

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https://github.com/nxt-engineering/reception

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https://nxt.engineering Christian Mäder https://twitter.com/cimnine https://linkedin.com/cmaeder Demo Code: https://gitlab.com/nxt/public/compose-demo/ Reception: https://github.com/nxt-engineering/reception