Using Docker for creating a new project can be confusing for beginners. In this article we will go over the steps involved in creating a new Ruby on Rails application using Docker
Learn how to create Dockerfile and build & run a web application as containers. Step by step walkthrough of Dockerization of an Ruby on Rails application
Walkthrough of creating AWS CloudFormation stacks to deploy and run docker containers on Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) with AWS Fargate. This involves creating Elastic Container Registry (ECR), multiple CloudFormation stacks for groups of resources on cloud – VPC, Subnets,
A quick walkthrough of setting up multiple versions of MySQL and Postgres databases with Docker using Docker Compose in development environment.
And test multiple ways connecting to mysql and postgres databases running in containers.
Define application stack that consists of an AWS EC2 Instance and RDS Instance in AWS CloudFormation YAML template. With the stack defined in YAML, create stack on AWS using AWS CLI. Once the stack is created deploy a dockerized (containerized)
Create Amazon EC2 instance using Docker Machine and create Amazon RDS instance for MySQL using AWS Management Console. And using Docker Compose, deploy a containerized / dockerized rails API application on EC2 that connects to MySQL on RDS
Learn how to deploy a Ruby on Rails (JSON REST API) application on VPS using Docker, Docker Compose and Docker Machine. Provision a node on VPS using docker machine, define your single node stack using docker compose, deploy / run
Creating and running rails applications completely using docker is fun. Without docker – installation of ruby, dev packages for some of the gems, installing databases and managing multiple versions of any of these is a lot of pain. In this
