Create docker-compse.yml #46
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participant Compose as Docker Compose
participant Postgres as Postgres Service
participant PgAdmin as pgAdmin Service
participant Redis as Redis Service
participant Mongo as Mongo Service
participant MongoExpress as Mongo Express Service
participant Minio as MinIO Service
Compose->>Postgres: Start container
Compose->>PgAdmin: Start container (after Postgres)
Compose->>Redis: Start container
Compose->>Mongo: Start container
Compose->>MongoExpress: Start container (after Mongo)
Compose->>Minio: Start container
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docker-compse.yml (5)
3-3: Helpful Directory Setup Comment.
The comment on line 3 provides a useful reminder to create the necessary host directories for persistent volumes. For a cleaner experience, consider adding similar instructions to your project’s README file so that setup details aren’t lost in the Compose file.
33-42: Redis Service Configuration – Consider Version Pinning.
The Redis service uses the imageredis/redis-stack:latest, which is acceptable for rapid development. However, using thelatesttag can lead to unexpected updates. For improved stability, consider pinning to a specific version tag if stability is a concern.
55-67: mongo-express Service Configuration is Clear.
Themongo-expressservice is correctly set up with the necessary environment variables and dependency on themongoservice. Consider specifying an explicit version for the image instead of relying on the default (which might change over time) for increased consistency.
69-81: MinIO Service is Configured Appropriately.
The MinIO service uses the latest image with a custom command for launching the server (including a console on port 9001), proper port mappings, and volume mounting for persistent data storage. As with other services using thelatesttag, you might want to pin the version in a production scenario. For a development setup, this is acceptable.
1-83: File Naming Consistency Tip.
The file is nameddocker-compse.yml, which appears to be a typo. It is common practice to use the namedocker-compose.ymlto reflect the standard naming convention. Consider renaming the file to avoid confusion in the future.
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1-1: Version Declaration is Correct.
The Compose file correctly declares version'3.8'on line 1, which is appropriate for the features used below.
7-18: Postgres Service Configuration Looks Good.
The PostgreSQL service is configured with a fixed image version (postgres:15), proper environment variables, port mapping, and volume mounting for persistence. For production usage, consider managing credentials securely, but for a development environment this configuration is acceptable.
19-32: pgAdmin Service is Well Configured.
Thepgadminservice uses the appropriate image and environment variables, and its dependency onpostgresis clearly defined. Port mapping from host port 8080 to container port 80 is set correctly.
43-54: Mongo Service Setup is Standard.
The MongoDB service uses a fixed version (mongo:8) with appropriate environment variables, port mapping, and volume configuration for persistence. The settings are clear and adhere to common practices.
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