How do I create a local Docker image? | Dagger | Page 1

feral lake I am using the Go SDK. I have a function that returns a `Container`. I can publi...

Dagger itself can run the container. See for example :

Run services in a container: https://docs.dagger.io/manuals/user/384829/services
Execute a one-off command: https://docs.dagger.io/manuals/user/138393/exec
Run an interactive terminal in the container: https://docs.dagger.io/manuals/user/178101/terminal

Containers as Services for Local Development | Dagger

Dagger Functions enable users to spin up long-running services (as containers) and communicate with those services from other Dagger Functions or from the calling host by forwarding their ports. This is akin to a "programmable docker-compose".

Command Execution in Containers | Dagger

The Dagger CLI can add follow-up processing to a just-in-time container, essentially enabling you to continue the pipeline directly from the command-line. Container objects expose a WithExec() function, which lets you execute a command in the corresponding container.

Container Interaction in a Live Terminal Session | Dagger

Any just-in-time container object can be interacted with or inspected by starting an ephemeral interactive session, directly from the CLI. This feature is very useful for debugging and experimenting since it allows you to inspect containers directly and at any stage of your Dagger Function execution.

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