I am really enjoying your video - you explain every step so I that, as a beginner with Docker, I get to understand why I'm doing what you're asking me to do. Keep up the great service to our community!
Thanks for the video! A couple questions: 1) why dont you use the default ports? ie. for mysql, redis, etc. 2) wouldn't it be more efficient to put all the services in a single docker file? instead of a container for each, which I imagine would require more resources if you want to use this ie. on a cheap VPS
@@ungueie I have redis ant MySQL on my local machine and it also a way to let you know you can customize it if you already have an instance of those services running. Customization is not easy in docker file and it can quite difficult to understand.. Docker compose file provides the flexibility you need and this does not affect the size of your docker containers.
thanks for your great video.i get this error when i run docker-compose build command: services.laravel_eleven_app.build must be a string. could you plz give me a solution how to fix this??
@@codewithtee okay, I’m currently working on it, your video was really helpful, but I am still stacked because the conf file in my local sever was not transferred to the container
thanks for your tutorial sir. how about dockerize laravel in production environment ? can you give best practice for it? i would be happy if you colud make the video tutorial 😊🙏
@@albaprogrammer2710 this works in production as well... The only difference is, in production you just swap your database credentials and all.. Also in production you will run your docker in detached mode.
@@codewithtee hmmm okey, but what about optimization ? maybe we can more optimize the Dockerfile, ex we can use php:8.3-alpine, also remove useless code like tests folder, etc. or maybe we use the multistage sorry if i'm wrong 🙏
@@albaprogrammer2710 I don't think you need to push to docker image, it is not a necessity... If you want a docker file or configuration specific for prod, you can create another docker compose file that you will only run in production, you can pass the name of your docker compose file
I am really enjoying your video - you explain every step so I that, as a beginner with Docker, I get to understand why I'm doing what you're asking me to do. Keep up the great service to our community!
@@ibagitated I am happy you enjoyed it. Let me know what you would like me to publish
Thanks for the video! A couple questions:
1) why dont you use the default ports? ie. for mysql, redis, etc.
2) wouldn't it be more efficient to put all the services in a single docker file? instead of a container for each, which I imagine would require more resources if you want to use this ie. on a cheap VPS
@@ungueie I have redis ant MySQL on my local machine and it also a way to let you know you can customize it if you already have an instance of those services running.
Customization is not easy in docker file and it can quite difficult to understand.. Docker compose file provides the flexibility you need and this does not affect the size of your docker containers.
@@codewithtee Thanks! Have a nice rest of the weekend!
I really appreciate it
very helpful video, thanks
God bless you for the video
Thank you very much, I am happy you found it helpful
Yes, it will..
Just be sure the php version matches the laravel version
Is it necessary to have arg user and uid??
@@leinah3671 if you don't, the root user owns the files and you will start facing permission issue later.
@@codewithtee Thanks for explanation
@@codewithtee Do you think, you method can be also doable with react?
@@leinah3671 follow this tutorial th-cam.com/video/ZCLRgor-WZ8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cfzlXBU6SFavoI2v
It is compatible to react
@@codewithtee Funny thing I did this tutorial and finished it. But the port 6162 was white only. I think i should also add the react here
thanks for your great video.i get this error when i run docker-compose build command:
services.laravel_eleven_app.build must be a string.
could you plz give me a solution how to fix this??
@@AlirezaPd-j8v invite me to the repo, I need to see your docker and docker compose file #harmlessprince
Can this work for laravel 10 ?
Yes
do you think that with apache it will be the same process???
@charles-harisbouassebukomb8133@@charles-harisbouassebukomb8133 apache will be quite different, you will need another Dockerfile for that
I will try to create one for apache
@@codewithtee okay, I’m currently working on it, your video was really helpful, but I am still stacked because the conf file in my local sever was not transferred to the container
make sure you are mounting your config in the right path.. If you still can't figure it out.. Shoot me a mail realolamilekan@gmail.com
@@codewithtee alright
Will the setup work with laravel 8 too?
yes
thanks for your tutorial sir. how about dockerize laravel in production environment ? can you give best practice for it?
i would be happy if you colud make the video tutorial 😊🙏
@@albaprogrammer2710 this works in production as well... The only difference is, in production you just swap your database credentials and all..
Also in production you will run your docker in detached mode.
@@codewithtee hmmm okey, but what about optimization ? maybe we can more optimize the Dockerfile, ex we can use php:8.3-alpine, also remove useless code like tests folder, etc. or maybe we use the multistage
sorry if i'm wrong 🙏
i try to build the image from your Dockerfile, and the size of image is 740MB. is that normal ? or maybe it can still be optimized again ?
@@albaprogrammer2710 php apline is only lighter in terms of size, tests folders are never going to be the reason your application is slow....
@@albaprogrammer2710 I don't think you need to push to docker image, it is not a necessity...
If you want a docker file or configuration specific for prod, you can create another docker compose file that you will only run in production, you can pass the name of your docker compose file