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Dockerize a Node.js app connected to MongoDb

Vladislav Guleaev on June 28, 2019

Hello dear coder, welcome to my tech articles series dedicated to Node.js and Docker. Hope you enjoy! Problem: You already know how to ...
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Ryan Knell •

Awesome, but what is the right way to take this into production? Do I clone a repo and run docker compose up on the server, or is there some relatively easy way to co-ordinate all this? I'm sure it's easy but I've never really got my head around it.

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Vladislav Guleaev •

There are many ways to do it, I will try to explain it in future articles, thanks for the feedback

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pclewisnz •

In Dec 2020 I have followed this tutorial and it's the only one of the eight I have reviewed that works. It's well explained, well documented, excellent citations to allow further reading and apart from the thing I noted in Part 1, I was able to follow along in VSCode perfectly. Thanks for the tutorial! now on to Part 3!

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Thinking out code •

Simple and good explanation.

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SivakumarBalu •

Great Article! Enjoyed reading it.

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Vladislav Guleaev •

Thank you!

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Max Maxymenko •

One of the greatly detailed articles. Really enjoyed reading it. ❤️

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Vladislav Guleaev •

Thank you!

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Esteban Hernández •

Great article but why not use the docker images from the start? That way you can avoid the installation steps.

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Vladislav Guleaev • • Edited

Sorry still learning how to better structure article tutorials, will improve it

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BIJAY PRAKASH SINGH •

Awesome I loved it. Also what if I want to add some data to mongo db, which is running from docker, via terminal before hand, say an Admin user. How can I do that?