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Docker Compose Configuration Guide

The document provides a guide on using Docker Compose, including commands for starting and stopping services, executing commands within containers, and defining configurations in a compose file. It outlines the structure of a Docker Compose file, including versioning, services, volumes, and networks. Key components include defining services like 'web' and 'database', specifying ports, and creating networks and volumes for container management.

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Docker Compose Configuration Guide

The document provides a guide on using Docker Compose, including commands for starting and stopping services, executing commands within containers, and defining configurations in a compose file. It outlines the structure of a Docker Compose file, including versioning, services, volumes, and networks. Key components include defining services like 'web' and 'database', specifying ports, and creating networks and volumes for container management.

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TOP KEYS ( version , services , volumes , networks )

docker-compose up → up services must write this command on context of compose file


-f nam/of/file → for compose files that not named by default name
docker-compose up & → & show what happened when excute

docker-compose down → delete and stop all services

docker-compose exec service-name command

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version:3.7 → first line in Docker-Compose

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services: # All containers inside it


web:
container_name: web-server → name for container
build: . → use docker file in the build context
command: nginx -s reload → run this command on container when start
ports:
- target: 80 → port service
published: 80 → on host
networks:
- proj-network
volumes:
- type: volume
source: volume-name
target: /path/in/container

database:
image: "adham00/sql-server:v1.0" → use docker file in the build context
command: nginx -s reload → run this command on container when start
ports:
- "8080:80"
networks:
- proj-network
volumes:
- app1-data:/usr/src/app

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volumes:
database-data: → volume name == craete volume

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networks:
proj-network: → network name == craete network
driver: brigde
backend-network:
internal: true → make this network internal and canot access internet

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