You have to add it in build section. So, you can specify different alternative dockerfiles for each service. services: service1: build: context: . args: – NODE_ENV=local dockerfile: Dockerfile_X ports: – “8765:8765”
Yes. Memory limitation is supported by docker-compose and value can be set as in your example with “m” for megabytes. It is possible to check what is the memory limit set for running Docker container using “docker stats” command. If your container name is “repository_1” then use this command: docker stats repository_1 The result of … Read more
fig will create a docker container with a different name than the one used in the fig.yml file. I got it working by finding the container name with docker ps and looking at the NAMES column. Then running the psql command in the running container with docker exec -ti NAME_OF_CONTAINER psql -U YOUR_POSTGRES_USERNAME Important Note: … Read more
Your problem comes from the fact that Docker is not using the proper DNS server. You can fix it in three different ways : 1. Adding Google DNS to your local config Modifying /etc/resolv.conf and adding the following lines at the end # Google IPv4 nameservers nameserver 8.8.8.8 nameserver 8.8.4.4 If you want to add … Read more