IIUC this is not a Jenkins issue but a Docker one. You should apparently
look at volumes (create a named volume and share it between containers,
don't use bind mounts/the host fs directly).
Also, don't know mongo, but are you really directly accessing the db data?!
Shouldn't you through a socket
Hi!
Thanks for coming back to me: My difficulty comes from the complexity of
the different software components.
So for example I have the application container that needs to talk to the
mongo container. And the reason I used bind mount is so the maven image can
resolve the application by it's
Ah bind-mounts... FWIW, as a general rule, bind-mounts should be avoided as
much as possible, though using them especially for local dev & CI usage is
indeed a pretty common hack (or for special things like TZ configuration
where you mount the host file [in ro]).
Depending on how you're using
Hi All,
I'm slightly unsure whether the topic is more suitable here or on Docker
forums - anyway I decided to post it here.
I have a pipeline whereby I have a job to build my Docker images using the
Docker cloud plugin ( building 2-3 images at a time, application, db, proxy)
In a separate job
