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Ship. Run. Repeat.  \nDOCKER COMPOSE CHEAT SHEET  \nCreate A docker-compose.yaml  \nTo manage multiple containers with Docker Compose, you need a YAML file. This file is named docker-compose.yaml. A dockercompose.yaml file consists of a version, services, volumes, networks, configs, and secrets.  \n\n| \\# string that represents the\u003Cbr>version : ' 3 '\u003Cbr>\\# an object where each key represents a new service\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , your client application , web server , database ,\u003Cbr>...\u003Cbr>services :\u003Cbr>client :\u003Cbr>\\# define your client\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , image , ports , env vars , networks , volumes ,\u003Cbr>...\u003Cbr>server :\u003Cbr>\\# define your server\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , image , ports , env vars , networks , volumes ,\u003Cbr>...\u003Cbr>database :\u003Cbr>\\# define your database\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , image , ports , env vars , networks , volumes ,\u003Cbr>...\u003Cbr>\\# an object where each key represents a new volume\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , to persist the database , store images , documents ,\u003Cbr>...\u003Cbr>\\# volumes need to be explicitly bound to a service\u003Cbr>volumes :\u003Cbr>database_volume:\u003Cbr>\\# define the settings of your volume\u003Cbr>\\# if you leave this empty , defaults will be applied\u003Cbr>\\# an object where each key represents a network\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , to communicate with containers in the same network\u003Cbr>\\# networks need to be explicitly bound to a service\u003Cbr>networks :\u003Cbr>\\# docker creates a default network for all services\u003Cbr>\\# in a docker-compose file , every service joins the\u003Cbr>\\# default network and can contact every other container\u003Cbr>\\# by its name e. g. , docker sets up a DNS entry in server\u003Cbr>\\# for the client and database\u003Cbr>\\# so a call from the server container to\u003Cbr>\\# \u003Cprotocol> : //database :\u003Cport>\u003Cbr>\\# is equivalent to\u003Cbr>\\# \u003Cprotocol> : //\u003CIP-address-of-database> :\u003Cport>\u003Cbr>\\# we can also define explicit networks\u003Cbr>\\# and let only some containers join\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , database and server\u003Cbr>server_database_network :\u003Cbr>\\# define the settings of your network\u003Cbr>\\# if you leave this empty , defaults will be applied\u003Cbr>\\# an object where each key represents a config\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , to adapt behavior without rebuilding an image\u003Cbr>\\# configs need to be explicitly bound to a service\u003Cbr>configs :\u003Cbr>some_config :\u003Cbr>\\# an object where each key represents a secret\u003Cbr>\\# e. g. , to adapt behavior without rebuilding an image\u003Cbr>\\# secrets act like configs but with a specific focus\u003Cbr>\\# on sensitive information\u003Cbr>\\# secrets need to be explicitly bound to a service\u003Cbr>secrets :\u003Cbr>some_secret : |\n| --- |\n|  |\n| Services From Dockerfiles |\n| Services are the core of Docker Compose. They define the containersand how to manage them. We can use Dockerfiles in Docker Compose. |\n| services :\u003Cbr>server : \\# we are defining a service called server build : \\# we use this command to create the image\u003Cbr>\\# the dot ( . ) represents the current working directory\u003Cbr>context : .\u003Cbr>dockerfile : Dockerfile \\# the path to the file\u003Cbr>\\#   other configuration   |\n\nServices From Images  \nWe can also use images from Docker Hub or a private registry. 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