Full Stack Development with JHipster

Building and deploying everything to Docker locally

There are multiple ways in which we can use the docker-compose files based on our needs.

In general, when we are developing the application, we can run the application with the general Maven or Gradle command so that we can debug the application and also reload the changes faster, and start the database and JHipster registry with Docker.

Otherwise, you can start the entire application from the app.yml file, which will kickstart the database, JHipster Registry, and then the application itself. To do that, open your terminal or Command Prompt, go to the application folder, and then run the following command:

> cd gateway

Then we have to first Dockerize the application by taking a production ...