包振丰 201732120111 DaoCloud CI with Docker#33
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base Dockerfile and needed modular of app
change the host of the app to 0.0.0.0
there is a lack of the db creating
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I tried circle Ci, but the support of circle CI for docker image publishing may be obscure. I didn't find a very simple way to automatically package the project to generate a docker image and publish it to my ECs. So after many failed attempts, I turned to the domestic container cloud platform: DaoCloud. I found that DaoCloud is more convenient for docker image deployment.
But I need admin permission to bind the project to DaoCloud!!!! Otherwise, DaoCloud cannot capture the push operation on the project.
I've done some experiments on fork before, which seems feasible, although a little rough.