Add a new option like restart-on-change which under the hood could just call docker compose up which already does this logic: if no changes, use already running service, if there are changes, recreate them. Although, there is a possible conflict here if someone configures the start command ...
Docker Compose 是一个用于定义和运行多容器Docker应用程序的工具。除了可以启动应用程序的多个容器之外，...
depends_onis for services in the compose file so you can make sure when you start service B which depends on service A, then service A will start too before the other. If you have a running container which is not a compose service that is like any other service on any remote machine t...
docker-compose up Starting tp_swoole ... done Attaching to tp_swoole tp_swoole | swoole http server process is already running. tp_swoole exited with code 0 第一次运行正常, 重启后无效 docker run -it -v /home/project/tp:/var/www --network=network-c -p 900:9000 php74 php think swool...
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SERVICE1_DIR is the path to the root of the folder (solution) and then I am extending the path to dockerfile which is located where my Web API project is. There are a couple of Class Library project on which my API has a dependency on. All of which I am referencing in my ...
我得到了一个类似的错误代码，但我的解决方案很简单: docker没有运行。
It is the permissions to this file:docker-compose.yml?ERROR: .PermissionError: [Errno 13] ...
My advise would be to create separate docker-compose files for each service, so everything Nextcloud is in one file, and a separate one for e.g. PiHole. In that way you avoid artificial dependencies. The even bigger issue though is the fact that you are using :latest as tag for your...
If you start a service configured with links, the run command first checks to see if the linked service is running and starts the service if it is stopped. Once all the linked services are running, the run executes the command you passed it. For example, you could run: ...