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I was at last year's edition of ARANGS, and I am now starting to use Docker in my job, after using virtual machines for a while. I'd done a makefile to install all the tools that my pipeline requires. Now I'm switching to Docker, I'd like to replace the makefile by my own images.
So I looked at the files from last year, and now I'm wondering if there's a reason for you to use both a bash file and a docker file to install the tools, instead of just using a docker file ? (like this for example : https://github.com/kathrinklee/docker)
Good luck for the next edition of ARANGS, which I believe is coming soon! I liked it a lot last year!
Bye
Claire
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We used the bash scripts as a convenience for complicated multi-image processes. This has been made much easier with docker-compose (https://docs.docker.com/compose/) used in combination with your Dockerfiles.
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I was at last year's edition of ARANGS, and I am now starting to use Docker in my job, after using virtual machines for a while. I'd done a makefile to install all the tools that my pipeline requires. Now I'm switching to Docker, I'd like to replace the makefile by my own images.
So I looked at the files from last year, and now I'm wondering if there's a reason for you to use both a bash file and a docker file to install the tools, instead of just using a docker file ? (like this for example : https://github.com/kathrinklee/docker)
Good luck for the next edition of ARANGS, which I believe is coming soon! I liked it a lot last year!
Bye
Claire
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I was at last year's edition of ARANGS, and I am now starting to use Docker in my job, after using virtual machines for a while. I'd done a makefile to install all the tools that my pipeline requires. Now I'm switching to Docker, I'd like to replace the makefile by my own images.
So I looked at the files from last year, and now I'm wondering if there's a reason for you to use both a bash file and a docker file to install the tools, instead of just using a docker file ? (like this for example : https://github.com/kathrinklee/docker)
Good luck for the next edition of ARANGS, which I believe is coming soon! I liked it a lot last year!
Bye
Claire
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: