@ruisugarushia
Awesome Nick! my immediate question after watching the video is: how to link services split into multiple repos? i.e. the BE defined into a repository with its own docker-compose file and the same for the frontend.
@redakker
Hi, great description. My question is: How to stop the services separately? For example, stop only the service b.
@martinmendez695
This video is great... as long as you set the playback speed at 75%.
@planetbridging4249
Wow thanks so much
@userasd360
what is the use override.yml compose file. Like if there is a compose file which contains the basic functionality and then on creates an override file where some modifications are made. Why the second file got created.
@chiu-minglam630
For me, `docker-compose -f a.yml -f b.yml up` would only run the a.yml, then stopped. `docker compose b.yml up` runs properly. and running `docker-compose -f a.yml -f b.yml up -d` did not help. can't figure why this happens. Please help :(
@kkliang8327
Hi Does there any one know ,how to use commands in container
@Ks-oj6tc
Thanks a lot. Please go little slow.
@programmingjo
You lost me at the .env file.
@Sarrus1