Docker Compose Watch - Docker quick tutorial

[@saksham00]

The most brilliant explanation in the simplest way possible... thanks :)

[@francescociulla]

Thank you!

[@shubhsharma19]

Really great explanation

[@francescociulla]

you are welcome Shubh

[@jeffkirchoff14]

Thanks sir! Ao, we no longer need volume mounts ?

[@francescociulla]

of course we need them, volumes are not just for local development

[@jeffkirchoff14]

@@francescociulla Sir I've another question - Is there an optimized method to dockerize a Turborepo. Actually, I have a Turborepo with three apps - react frontend, express backend and a web-socket service. Apart from that in the packages folder there's the db folder with Prisma client and migrations. Could you give a few suggestions

[@mxveesh]

Thank you :D

[@francescociulla]

You are welcome!!

[@derekmolon1383]

what's the difference between watch and docker synced files (previously mutagen)

[@francescociulla]

The difference between watch and Docker's synced files (previously handled by Mutagen) is in how file changes are detected and synchronized: Watch: This monitors files locally for changes in real-time and triggers actions (like recompilation or refreshing) as soon as a file changes. It’s ideal for local development but doesn’t directly sync with Docker. Docker Synced Files: Docker’s file sync (using Mutagen or similar) handles real-time syncing between your local filesystem and the Docker container. It’s designed to keep container files updated with local changes, useful when developing inside a Dockerized environment. So, use watch for fast local development, and Docker synced files for consistent changes in a containerized setup. hope it helps!

[@derekmolon1383]

@@francescociulla thank you!! I had trouble finding info about it 😁

[@francescociulla]

@@derekmolon1383 you are welcome!

[@browsermage]

10.4 seconds ... ouch

[@francescociulla]

?

[@ghostkee5031]

just use volumes

[@francescociulla]

that is also a solution. I'd say that docker compose watch is more beginner friendly

[@unknown50ct]

And use legacy filewatchers that consume 100% of your 2024 cpu resources.

[@vijaykv555]

First view ❤

[@francescociulla]

you are watching this channel pro[erly😎😎😎😎

[@toadsage-106]

21st😅

[@francescociulla]

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