Support docker-compose
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Kai Marshland
I often write my apps with docker-compose to specify all the docker options. I would render to be able to read my docker-compose file, create all the services, and appropriately coordinate between them, as if I had simply run
docker-compose up
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Stephen Young
Has it really been 6 years with no progress?
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belaidi mohamed
any updates ?
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Luciano
This has been under review for 6 years, any update?
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Souhail Gana
adding docker-compose would be major help, because most projects i create require multiple services to work together.
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Joshua Anumah
I use docker-compose, adding it to render will be very useful.
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Steven
May I suggest, adding an a tag for docker-compose to the render.yaml file as an ENV.
Simply "env: docker-compose"
I've used Render's docker Free option and it an amazing service and very reliable service.
Personally, I hope this can be implemented soon in an effective manner!
My guess as to why docker compose is possibly blocked is due to private-service(s)?
Docker Compose handles networking and volume assignments which make private-services and databases less unique.
I'd be more than happy to help with more feedback.
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Fidel
+1 that this would be very useful
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Sirirach Channuwong
Would be very useful!!
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eric.lery
It better not, Docker Swarm Mode is the recommended way to use Docker in Production. Swarm is now integrated into the Docker Engine. It also uses a docker-compose.yml file, although it could be named anything, but it’s not like the past swarm.yml of the past Docker Swarm Classic. Swarm mode allows for clustering management, rolling updates, and load balancing. Compose can do some of these, especially associated with some nginx or Traefik, but it’s not made for this. Compose inspire the recommended way: Docker Swarm Mode. It’s been like that since 2016, eight years now that we in 2024, keep up with the news. Everything else is "deprecated".
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Steven
Any updates on docker-compose support?
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