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How To Dockerize a Project

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Day 2 of 40

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As explained yesterday, I expect this day’s lection to be a repetition.

As the video begin, i realized quickly that its basically the practise of yesterdays excersises. I decide to install wger [ref] insted. It was deployed using docker compose. The installation process was simple and straightforward. Yet I had to initialise some config parameters and made some small adjustments for CSRF verifications in my proxy. I will try wger for a few workouts the following days.

After implementation of wger was completed, I remembered there were a few more tasks due today. I revisited my old docker notes and played around with some commands I haven’t used in a while.

I enjoyed todays exercise, as I could experiment with an interessting app I always wanted to try. Currently I am using a local app to track my workouts and I wanted a self-hosted version out of different reasons.

  1. Task Details
  • Either clone an existing app from Github or use your application repository and dockerize the project
    • Installation of wger
  • Document the process in a step-by-step blog
    • As described in my first article, I won’t post my step by step notes. Use the official docs [src] and try to make your own
  • Also explore docker init command
  • Write all the commands and their respective explanation
  • Include your GitHub repository in the blog with the Dockerfile
    • I skipped uploading and linking, as I simply run out of time after the installation of wger

References

Writeup: CKA Course - This article is part of a series.
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