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​​Containers are hugely helpful for improving security, reproducibility, and scalability in software development and data science. Their rise is one of the most important trends in technology today.

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​​If you’re a Software Engineer or a Data Scientist, you probably would have heard about docker by now.

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​​Most websites these days are Single Page Applications (SPA for short) where a single entry file handles all routes that a user might visit. Swept up in the ongoing trend of hosting in the cloud you might find yourself needing to “dockerize” your SPA. That is to say wrap it inside a Docker image and run it as a container.

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​​Up until now, I have mostly been developing new Flask projects from scratch. As most projects tend to consist of similar folder structures, it gets really mundane setting up the identical base projects repeatedly over a period of time.

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#Flask #Python #GraphQL #Graphene #MySQL #Docker
​​The Docker instructions, CMD and ENTRYPOINT, are used in Dockerfiles and Docker Compose files to configure the commands used to run a container. This tutorial will explain the differences between them and how to best use them in your Dockerfiles.

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​​Common scenario: your team maintains dozens of Jenkinsfile/.gitlab-ci.yml/whatever, each one specific to its projects needs. You have tried to reuse these continuous integration scripts from one repo to another. But that is hard because each project has its own tech stack, versions, dependencies to other tools, etc.

There is more, you dream of being able to test your CI pipeline locally, instead of debugging in the CI server.

Am I right? Then, multistage docker builds are meant for you.

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#Docker #ContinuousIntegration
​​Docker introduced containers technology as mainstream around 2013. Since then, containerization became an integral part of cloud and digital transformations. Nowadays most of the traditional server workloads such as web APIs, web apps (broadly speaking server side workloads), are containerized.

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​​We will be creating a GitHub workflow to test, build, and automatically trigger the redeployment of an automatically generated docker container image on a remote server using a Webhook as a trigger.

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#Docker #Github #CI
​​You might have been building containers for a long time, and in all your previous builds, the security and/or the size of your containers wasn’t the priority. But if you got here now you are putting a priority in those topics.

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