On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 6:04 PM, Oliver Kraitschy <[email protected]> wrote: > One question quickly arises, though: why don't you use one container which > contains all components (mongodb, redis, genieacs and genieacs-gui)? How > do you ensure that all required components/containers are there and in the > required version? Running all processes inside one docker would require to have some kind of init system like supervisord can provide. This is not the standard Docker approach. Having one docker per process is a much better approach according to Docker best practices. But it can be complicated to setup and orchestrate, that's why docker-compose is for. I'm quite new to Docker myself, and dockerizing GenieACS is actually one of my first attempt at using Docker for real.
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