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OCI containers OCI (Open Container Initiative) has a standard format for container images and container runtimes. A container is like a light-weight VM that is fast to start up, suspend, resume and shut down. It runs on a thin layer on a host operating system and works cross-platform given that a container runtime like Docker is installed. You can run Linux containers on Windows and vice-versa. It’s a complete environment in a box, so everything works the same on every host machine, whether it’s local, on-premise, or cloud. It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

Docker Docker is a suite of tools for creating, managing and deploying containers. Docker is an open source software suite mainly developed by Docker, Inc. An alternative container suite is Red Hat’s Podman, Buildah and related tools. It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

.dockerignore file Ignored in the build context passed by docker build. It determines what build host files are ignored by COPY and ADD commands in the Dockerfile unless explicitly mentioned. .git/ .gitignore **/tmp *Dockerfile docker-compose.yml *.md !README.md node_modules/ dist/ It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

Dockerfile A Dockerfile is a recipe for building a container image. It’s a list of instructions. A subset of the instructions create a different intermediate image layer per instruction. It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

Dockerfile instructions ADD ARG CMD COPY ENTRYPOINT ENV EXPOSE FROM HEALTHCHECK LABEL ONBUILD RUN SHELL STOPSIGNAL USER VOLUME WORKDIR # single line or inline comment It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

Container image layers Only the RUN, COPY, and ADD instructions create permanent image layers which increase the build size. Layers are cached on the host machine between builds and runs. It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

FROM instruction FROM [AS ] FROM node FROM node AS build FROM : [AS ] FROM node:lts-alpine FROM @ [AS

ENV instruction ENV ENV NODE_ENV=production ENV = … ENV NODE_ENV=development PORT=3000 It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

COPY instruction Copy files from host machine to container filesystem. src uses paths relative to the build host context (for example . in docker build --tag foo .). dest is an absolute path in the container filesystem or relative to the WORKDIR instruction. COPY [--chown=[:]] … --chown is only supported by Linux containers COPY --chown=myuser:mygroup package*.json /opt/myapp COPY [" ",… ""] For paths containing whitespace Wildcard support COPY hom* /mydir # add all files starting with "hom" COPY hom?.txt /mydir # ? is replaced with any single character such as "home.txt“ COPY --from=stage-name-or-image-name … COPY --from=build dist README.md /opt/app It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

RUN instruction Execute any command in a new layer. Shell format Command is run by sh on Linux or cmd on Windows. RUN RUN echo 'Hello, World!' Exec format No shell processing of for example environment variables, unless executable is a shell. RUN ["/path/to/executable", "--foo bar", "--baz qux"] RUN ["/bin/bash", "-c", "echo hello"] It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

WORKDIR instruction Set the working directory for ADD, CMD, COPY, ENTRYPOINT, and RUN instructions. WORKDIR /path/in/container WORKDIR /tmp/app COPY . . RUN npm build It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

EXPOSE instruction Describe a port that can be mapped from the container to the host machine. EXPOSE [/…] tcp protocol is the default EXPOSE 80 443 docker run -P # maps port on the host to match the container EXPOSE 80/tcp EXPOSE 80/udp docker run -p 80:80/tcp -p 80:80/udp # maps both TCP and UDP It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

ENTRYPOINT instruction The command or partial command that is activated when the container is run. ENTRYPOINT ["/path/to/executable", "--foo bar", "--baz qux"] CMD ["--default", "--parameters"] docker run --name container-name image-name --forwarded --params It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

docker build command Build an image from a Dockerfile. docker build [options] docker build --tag my-echo:next . docker build --tag docker-angular --target test . It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

docker run command Start a container from an image. docker run [options] [command] [arg…] docker run --name=hello-aarhusjs my-echo 'Hello, AarhusJS!' It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

echo example FROM alpine:latest ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/sh", "-c ", "echo"] CMD ["'Hello, World!'"] docker build --tag my-echo . docker run --interactive --tty --rm \ --name=hello-aarhusjs my-echo 'Hello, AarhusJS!' docker stop hello-aarhusjs It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

Multi-stage Angular production build FROM node:10-alpine AS build ENV NODE_ENV production WORKDIR /tmp/app COPY . . RUN yarn install RUN yarn build --prod FROM nginx:stable-alpine COPY --from=build /tmp/app/dist/docker-angular /usr/share/nginx/html COPY nginx.conf /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf EXPOSE 443 It works on my Docker machine Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen AarhusJS

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