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    Chandrakant Suryawanshi

    4/4/24
    docker-file

    Dockerfile for java application.


    Dockerfile
    1. First you need to select a base depending on the language used to build an application
    FROM openjdk:14 (You can add base image from docker-hub and add the particular version
    of software you want)
    2. Create a working directory to compile and run java apps
    WORKDIR /app (Here ‘/app’ is your working directory where you can compile and run java
    apps)
    3.Copy the code from the to docker container
    COPY hello.java . (Here Hello.java is your source file and “ . “ is your container or
    destination).
    4.Compile the code
    RUN javac hello.java (javac is used to compile the java code)
    (Step 1-4 these are building stages of the container)
    5.Run the java app
    “CMD [“java”,“hello”] ( This is after build stage where you can give the commands to the
    container by passing the arguments. This specifies the command to run when the
    container starts. In this case, it runs the Java application using the hello.java file.)

    Note: you can add the dependencies of your application in build stage.

    Dockerfile for Node.js application


    Chandrakant Suryawanshi
    4/4/24
    docker-file

    Dockerfile

    1.Use an official Node.js runtime as a base image

    FROM node:14

    2.Set the working directory in the container

    WORKDIR /app (This sets the working directory inside the Docker container where
    subsequent commands will be executed.)

    3. COPY package*.json ./ (This copies the package.json and from your local
    directory into the working directory in the container.)

    4. RUN npm install (This runs the npm install command inside the container to
    install the application dependencies specified in package.json.)

    5. COPY . . (This copies the rest of the application code from your local directory into
    the working directory in the container.)

    6. EXPOSE 3000 (This instruction informs Docker that the container listens on port
    3000 at runtime.)

    7. CMD [“node”,”app.js”] (This specifies the command to run when the container
    starts. In this case, it runs the Node.js application using the app.js file.)

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