#docker - April 2019

aha! makes sense

Aha yes the file must first exist locally

i don't use docker a whole lot yet, so not sure if this helps, but saw this article recently and it sounded to me like it might be dealing with something similar.... https://medium.com/build-acl/docker-deployments-using-terraform-d2bf36ec7bdf

ignore me if off base 😄

oops, that was the wrong link, here's the link i meant, https://medium.com/rate-engineering/using-docker-containers-as-development-machines-4de8199fc662

Another tradeoff is that now every command you run on the traditional non-docker environment will need to be run inside the container by SSH-ing into it. 

yeah… ssh-ing into containers

that seemed like a terrible idea

I've worked in a similar setup for a project. Ssh-ing into the containers isn't bad. Whether it's docker or vagrant, I'd rather use a standard environment for a project than each developer has a bespoke development environment.

And you don't really ssh into it. You just docker-compose <container> <command>

Using bash for the <command> is if you want a dedicated terminal to run commands within the container.

I could never wrap my mind around using it.

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