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You may know about reverse proxies, but have you tried setting them up in Docker?
This article provides a basic explanation of reverse proxies and how to set them up in a Docker container environment.
Introducing how to use Portainer for visualizing and managing Docker services
Local development mostly involves command-line operations or using Docker’s GUI interface for service management.
Portainer
is an open-source UI tool that allows viewing Docker images and containers,
and executing actions such as start, stop, restart, and remove. It also enables viewing logs and errors for each container.
Even individuals without Docker execution permissions can log in using credentials when deploying services on cloud-hosted servers,
utilizing the visual interface for various Docker service management tasks.
Introducing how to manage multiple containers using docker-compose
When it comes to managing multiple Docker containers that are related to each other, using plain Docker commands requires remembering the relationships between containers.
However, with docker-compose, managing multiple containers becomes straightforward through easy definition of multi-container services.
Basic usage methods of Docker
Containerization isolates different environments, allowing engineers to focus on development without spending excessive effort on environment setup.
Docker is currently a mature and popular containerization technology.
Introduction to Docker and containerization technology
Containerization isolates different environments, allowing engineers to focus on development without spending excessive effort on environment setup.
Docker is currently a mature and popular containerization technology.
