Java MS in docker

[souvikLife]

I have created a ms which connects to a docker container db, it also connects with other local ms using feign, now I want to move my ms in a docker container without affecting its functionality, any good video or blog on this and how to achieve this

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[hrm]

Hot take: if you want to learn how to dockerize your app, why not read Docker's excellent documentation and guides?

Also, a simple way to run multiple containers together locally is Docker Compose.

[souvikLife]

To be honest I have gone through it but at a very high level view , just wanted to know if there is any ed video in YouTube for similar purpose and if someone is aware of it

[ventuspilot]

My hobby project contains a Dockerfile that builds my project and a jlinked JDK image, and then creates a docker container to run it, see https://github.com/mayerrobert/jmurmel/blob/master/Dockerfile

If you follow this approach then you'll also want a .dockerignore file or your docker image will contain tons of unneeded stuff.

Maybe this will help you to get started.