@Valentin Despa Thank you for making this video and it cleared my blocker. Anyway, I also figured out that my Dockerfile is incorrectly configured which is why I am still getting some issues even following your example. But after fixing my Dockerfile, it runs perfectly fine. Again, thank you so much!
Thank you so much for such a clear explanation of a topic that is almost universally explained really poorly, your video was a godsend, have my sub, thumbs up and thanks.
It's so useful tutorial! I just was looking for something like this, ESPECIALLY with comments where is what running -- it's so important. Once again thank you so much! BTW, it'd be so nice to see something similar but for 'GitLab Runner Helm Chart' how we can deploy simple microservice app? how we can communicate with environment from previous stage 'build', how to properly use "Infrastructure > kubernetes" menu? Thank you so much in advance.
This is a good tutorial, I got insight from this video. And I want to ask, if using docker run command we can put -p 3000:3000 to expose, how services can define that image running or expose on port 3000? Thanks
Hi! We didn't map any port when used services. Did it map a port from Dockerfile EXPOSE command automatically to the same external port? Or it's just internal container ports are made available?
Hello, nice tutorial. What if I have, just saying, node.js image, and inside this image I execute docker run command, and then I want to connect to the created container? How do I do that?
Hi Valentin, when I use docker run -d -p 3000:3000 it says its unable to find it the docker image. I did verify that its in the gitlab container registry. Any thoughts?
@@vdespa Thanks for the quick reply. It looks like in your example the everything is in the same yaml (building the image and testing the image). In my case, I have a separate Gitlab project which builds the docker image (dockerfile) and a second project that pulls my docker image and use it to start jobs. My issue is with the second project not able to access the CLI that I installed in the docker image.
@@vdespa I have requirement as follow: 1. I am buildng any Application using CI from GITLAB 2. After building creating DOCKER Images. 3. Same DOCKER Images it should automatically deploy to WINDOWS server whr I hv docker HUB and docker already installed. Now I Need code which I can write in YAML files it should push Docker Image to Windows server and appplication should run.
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Thank you for making this video and it cleared my blocker.
Anyway, I also figured out that my Dockerfile is incorrectly configured which is why I am still getting some issues even following your example.
But after fixing my Dockerfile, it runs perfectly fine. Again, thank you so much!
@@christopherlim2957 I am glad it helped!
I was stuck on this for hours. You explained it perfectly!
Liked, subscribed and will be watching more of your stuff!
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you so much for such a clear explanation of a topic that is almost universally explained really poorly, your video was a godsend, have my sub, thumbs up and thanks.
@@andyrees8193 thanks, Andy!
Excellent tutorial. In just a few minutes, I learned quite a bit bit , and it is just relevant to what I am trying to do, conceptually.
Great to hear, thanks for your kind comment.
love the flow! just the right amount of details! thanks!
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much for watching it.
It's so useful tutorial! I just was looking for something like this, ESPECIALLY with comments where is what running -- it's so important. Once again thank you so much!
BTW, it'd be so nice to see something similar but for 'GitLab Runner Helm Chart' how we can deploy simple microservice app? how we can communicate with environment from previous stage 'build', how to properly use "Infrastructure > kubernetes" menu?
Thank you so much in advance.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your suggestions. I am working on new content, so stay tuned :)
Could you please tell how to get the applicaion logs running as service via a network.
This is a good tutorial, I got insight from this video.
And I want to ask, if using docker run command we can put -p 3000:3000 to expose, how services can define that image running or expose on port 3000?
Thanks
All ports that the container exposes should be mapped. Notice that when I am using cURL i am specifing 3000 port.
Can I have an example to with jmeter?
Hi! We didn't map any port when used services. Did it map a port from Dockerfile EXPOSE command automatically to the same external port? Or it's just internal container ports are made available?
@@ILyaCyclone AFAIK, whatever ports the container exposed are also available without any additional mapping.
Keep it up 👏
Thanks, Ankit!
Hi Valentin, do you know if there's an available windows runner that has docker in Gitlab?
I am not 100%, but try adding the tag windows to your job and see.
Is it possible to run these tests BEFORE pushing the image to the repo?
Yes, that should be possible as well.
Hello, nice tutorial. What if I have, just saying, node.js image, and inside this image I execute docker run command, and then I want to connect to the created container? How do I do that?
Show me how you start a docker image inside q node.js Image and i will show you how to connect to it.
Hi Valentin, when I use docker run -d -p 3000:3000 it says its unable to find it the docker image. I did verify that its in the gitlab container registry. Any thoughts?
Are you sure you have the right name?
@@vdespa Thanks for the quick reply. It looks like in your example the everything is in the same yaml (building the image and testing the image). In my case, I have a separate Gitlab project which builds the docker image (dockerfile) and a second project that pulls my docker image and use it to start jobs. My issue is with the second project not able to access the CLI that I installed in the docker image.
i still get connection refused issue even after changing localhost to docker. any ideas why? works fine locally
Can you share more details about your setup, including the full error that you're getting?
Using GITLAB can I PUSH DOCKER IMAGE TO any Window server as this is my hosting server, if YES THEN can you please provide us the steps or any video
Which commands are you using to push the docker image?
@@vdespa I have requirement as follow:
1. I am buildng any Application using CI from GITLAB
2. After building creating DOCKER Images.
3. Same DOCKER Images it should automatically deploy to WINDOWS server whr I hv docker HUB and docker already installed.
Now I Need code which I can write in YAML files it should push Docker Image to Windows server and appplication should run.
Any help with above request
Make a project using docker and explain every line would be better this one is confusing and not for beginners
Thanks for your feedback. Yes, this is not a basic tutorial. What are you trying to do with Docker? Build and deploy an application?