How does one set this up? #538
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Hi there 👋 Check this video out where I go through in detail how to deploy these images with our other open source project called Spin: Spin will help you from development to production. It uses Swarm instead of Compose in production, but the syntax is almost identical. Swarm will give you zero downtime deployments too. Hope this helps! |
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Hello, I might be able to help you since I also happened to solve that problem recently. https://gist.github.com/NestumMilo-isFezan/20db585a261716e82b4fb987ab1ff9a2 |
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Hello, I'd like to utilize this in my laravel app, but I notice the website only seems to cover how to set it up via docker compose, I'd like to ship my laravel app with a docker container because laravel reverb is a pain in my dev environment however if I use the docker compose like described, it appears that they have to download the whole repository, and then run docker compose, however that doesn't seem like a good idea as normally you can just download the docker compose file and then install the entire thing via that and only that, unless what is described by the documentation is also a standard way of doing things? I'm unsure. I'm still quite new to docker.
If there is a way, is there a way to create a docker image based on this but with my app specifically? I'd like to configure it to allow for laravel reverb and whatnot, because my app relies very heavily on reverb. Any and all help is appreciated
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