docker-compose helped me wrap my head around docker. I can use run commands now, but prefer to either modify a compose file or create my own to spin things up.
Same here. I kept using the docker run commands that usually show up in Docker hub but started making my own compose files. So much cleaner feeling. I can keep everything all nice and neat in a single folder now. Makes backing up much easier too.
Running stacks is easier too. My entire media stack minus Plex is all in the same compose file. Need to change anything, just edit the docker-compose and up -d
Also learn how to translate docker commands to docker-compose.yml
docker-compose helped me wrap my head around docker. I can use run commands now, but prefer to either modify a compose file or create my own to spin things up.
Same here. I kept using the docker run commands that usually show up in Docker hub but started making my own compose files. So much cleaner feeling. I can keep everything all nice and neat in a single folder now. Makes backing up much easier too.
Running stacks is easier too. My entire media stack minus Plex is all in the same compose file. Need to change anything, just edit the docker-compose and up -d
Yep, this is what I do with my “media acquisition” stuff. I have Jackett, Sonarr, Radarr, Transmission all run from a single compose file.