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Using a reverse nginx proxy and the environment variables from the CI pipeline, we configure Docker and our pipeline to build and deploy containers for our feature branches, allowing you to manually test your features before merging your code to the develop or master branch.
Learning Docker gives you greater flexibility in CICD pipelines. Continuous Integration tools like Circle CI and Jenkins can run your pipeline in a Docker container. Using our custom Dockerfiles, we build a container for your app, and one for the Cypress test runner to run end-to-end (e2e) tests against your application.
Build a custom Docker image for your application! Serve your application from a Docker container. Learn what Docker is and find several opportunities for cutting down on image size.
Learn the Docker CLI (Command Line Interface) to get comfortable managing images, and containers, and understand what Docker is, why we use it and the problems it aims to solve. Using the CLI you'll pull Docker images, create and destroy containers and mount volumes and network interfaces.
Use linting to enforce particular usage of an Angular directive. Building a custom TS lint rule will help your IDE identify mistakes before you even hit save. Catch mistakes sooner with a custom TSLint rule.
