- Here's the file image field in docker-compose.yml
version: '3.8' # You can use a different version if you prefer
services:
laravel_echo_server:
build:
context: ./docker/laravel-echo-server # Path to your Dockerfile or build context
ports:
- "6002:6001"
restart: unless-stopped-
In this configuration:
laravel_echo_serveris the name of your Docker service.buildpoints to the directory where your Dockerfile and related files are located.portsmaps port 6001 inside the container to port 6002 on your host machine. You can change the host port to a different value if needed.restart: unless-stopped ensures that the container restarts automatically unless it is explicitly stopped by the user.
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Make sure that the context path in the build section points to the correct location where your Dockerfile for Laravel Echo Server is located.
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Additionally, you will need a proper Dockerfile inside the ./docker/laravel-echo-server directory to build your Laravel Echo Server image. This Dockerfile should specify the base image, install necessary dependencies, and configure the Echo Server
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Make sure to adjust the Dockerfile based on your specific requirements and project structure. After setting up your docker-compose.yml and Dockerfile, you can build and run your Docker container using the following commands:
docker-compose up --build
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