How to deploy your Java applications using Docker

Publié le: 06 juin 2016
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Here's our goal for this tutorial. We will compile the Java code, and on a successful build, we’ll package it up into a jar, and create a Docker container containing our Java application. We’ll do all of this within Maven. The Maven script can be called from any continuous integration tool.

From there we can push the docker file to a Docker repository, or we can use it to spin up as many instances of the machine that we want. That’s the power of Docker. We define our container once, and we can run it as many times as we want. This is important for microservices.

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