I’m experimenting with Digital ocean app Engine. There’s an option to deploy from a docker container, but I need to deploy using docker-compose since I’m building a few containers.
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×Hello @an2908
We don’t support running Docker or docker-compose directly in the App Platform. You don’t have access to a fixed Droplet or VM — instead, you are deploying to a container orchestration platform, where each workload is a single container. We have discussed the idea of importing your docker-compose.yml file and having the platform generate an App Platform app spec from it, but that feature doesn’t exist today.
Dikshith
This would be an amazing feature. I landed here by figuring out how to deploy an app with uses docker-compose.yml
Even tried with the doctl and YAML specification, but without success https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/app-platform/references/app-specification-reference/
What is the right environment_slug for java spring boot? Is it even supported an example with java spring boot and vuejs or angular would be awesome, but I could not find any: https://github.com/digitalocean/sample-dockerfile
thumbs up for this feature
What is the typical workflow to migrate from docker-compose to App platform?
I’ve a docker-compose.yml containing python, nginx, postgresql images. If I’m using App platform, I will create 1 container for python, 1 managed database? Do you have a hand-on migration guide?
Also are you support bitbucket soon?
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