For version: '2' you can skip links directive. Every service defined in docker-compose.yml is available from other services by its name.
version: '2'
links
Nice. I completely misunderstood how that worked, bit after some research I think you are right.
Thanks for the tip!
You're welcome :) links is "blast from the past". It was required in the first version of docker-compose.
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version: '2'you can skiplinksdirective. Every service defined in docker-compose.yml is available from other services by its name.Nice. I completely misunderstood how that worked, bit after some research I think you are right.
Thanks for the tip!
You're welcome :)
linksis "blast from the past". It was required in the first version of docker-compose.