July 2020
Beginner
464 pages
12h 39m
English
Automation is at the heart of Docker. You describe the steps to package your component in a Dockerfile and use the Docker command line to execute them; you describe the architecture of your app in a Docker Compose file and use the Compose command line to start and stop the app. Command-line tools fit very neatly with automated processes, like jobs that run on a daily schedule or whenever developers push code changes. It doesn’t matter which tool you’re using to run those jobs; they all let you run scripted commands so you can easily integrate the Docker workflow with your automation server.
In this chapter you’re going to learn how to do continuous integration (CI) with Docker. ...