Docker Compose

Docker Compose is a tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. With a YAML file (docker-compose.yml), you configure your application's services, which can then be started with a single command. It is ideal for the rapid deployment and management of applications in development, testing, and staging environments.

Creating Services

Create an Application Directory

First, create a directory named ammds to store related files:

bash

mkdir ammds && cd ammds

Create Configuration Files

Within the ammds directory, create and edit a docker-compose.yml file. Paste the following content into the file:

yaml

services:
  ammds:
    image: qyg2297248353/ammds:latest  # The name and tag of the image used
    container_name: AMMDS  # Name of the container
    ports:
      - "8080:80"  # Port mapping: host port 8080 to container port 80
    volumes:
      - ./data:/ammds/data  # Mount the data folder from the current directory to /ammds/data path inside the container
      - ./db:/ammds/db  # Mount the db folder from the current directory to /ammds/db path inside the container
      - ./download:/ammds/download  # Mount the download folder from the current directory to /ammds/download path inside the container
      - ./media:/media  # Mount the media folder from the current directory to /media path inside the container
    restart: always  # Always restart the container if it crashes
    environment:
      - TZ=Asia/Shanghai  # Set the timezone to Asia/Shanghai
    networks:
      - ammds-network  # Use a custom network

networks:
  ammds-network:  # Custom network configuration
    driver: bridge  # Use Docker's default bridge network driver

Starting Services

Use the following command to start the services. This will run the AMMDS container in the background and apply all configurations from docker-compose.yml:

bash

docker compose up -d

Stopping Services

If you need to stop and remove the services, use the following command:

bash

docker compose down

Start Enjoying

Access <HostIP>:8080 through your browser to start enjoying your AMMDS application🥳~

For example, if running locally, you can view the application by visiting http://localhost:8080.

🎉 Now you can begin enjoying the features provided by AMMDS!

Docker Compose ​

Creating Services ​

Create an Application Directory ​

Create Configuration Files ​

Starting Services ​

Stopping Services ​

Start Enjoying ​

Docker Compose

Creating Services

Create an Application Directory

Create Configuration Files

Starting Services

Stopping Services

Start Enjoying