It's actually docker-compose up -d to detach it from the Terminal session and run it in the background. This way, you can still use the same Terminal window for other tasks. Anyway, nice article!
Hi there and thanks for you answer. You are right, I made a typo here and I meant to write docker-compose up --detach instead!
docker-compose up --detach
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It's actually docker-compose up -d to detach it from the Terminal session and run it in the background. This way, you can still use the same Terminal window for other tasks. Anyway, nice article!
Hi there and thanks for you answer. You are right, I made a typo here and I meant to write
docker-compose up --detachinstead!