What happens when you have multiple services, and a database server as well. What do you use? docker-compose? minikube? microk8s?
Do many people use docker for development? E.g. mounting your code as a volume in a container, so code changes are picked up by [say] rails, without having to rebuild each time?
What happens when you have multiple services, and a database server as well. What do you use? docker-compose? minikube? microk8s?
Or are those inappropriate for development?
And how do you set up new devs, when they may be on OSX or Windows, with code saved in different locations?
I've been using docker for local dev, but it quickly gets unmanageable when you have multiple services. Even more difficult to get junior devs set up and running
What happens when you have multiple services, and a database server as well. What do you use? docker-compose? minikube? microk8s?
Or are those inappropriate for development?
And how do you set up new devs, when they may be on OSX or Windows, with code saved in different locations?
I've been using docker for local dev, but it quickly gets unmanageable when you have multiple services. Even more difficult to get junior devs set up and running
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Sarah Donaldson
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Docker is just an option for our devs at the moment and it isn’t really getting any traction because of the extra friction it introduces. That said, I’m forcing myself to use it so that we can actually identify the points of friction and mitigate them. We originally set up Docker to help reduce the cost of on-boarding new devs. We only have a single app image with mysql and redis images and all devs on OSX — so it’s fairly simple.
KATIE
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Makes it much easier to spin up an app that uses a different language/ecosystem you haven’t set up before
Tedster
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Yup! And I switched to Linux so probably that'd eliminate the filesystem slowness anyway
Jennifer Cooper
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