Containerize your development with Docker!
Sept. 3, 2018, 3:47 p.m. (5 years, 7 months ago)
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On this episode we have Jason McCallister from Trader Interactive on to discuss Docker! We talk about what Docker containers are, and how we can leverage them to make our local development process better.
We delve into the advantages of using Docker to compartmentalize the various services that we need during development into containers, so that we can focus on shipping code rather than tinkering around with a development environment.
Then we get into how to use Docker for our entire pipeline from local development to testing CI/CD, staging, and live production. Jalen Davenport joins us as well to discuss how Laravel Valet can work together with Docker effectively.
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