#Docker Compose

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brittle roost
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Welcome!

Depending on what you’re trying to do Dagger can be a great way to docker compose like things. Especially when modeling out complex relationships between services.

However, there is one big thing missing around volumes that’s captured here in this issue: https://github.com/dagger/dagger/issues/6990

Once there is a solution for that issue I think Dagger will be an incredibly powerful replacement for docker compose

GitHub

What are you trying to do? I want to be able to make changes to code locally and see them reflected in my running Dagger services similar to how docker-compose and docker run --v works. In particul...

modern meadow
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yes that's one thing I talked with Guillaume about, the watch feature from compose will be a great addition. We might be OK without it for some time though, I'll have to see.

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more urgent for me is calling private modules (we have a bunch of different repositories and I'd like to centralize all dagger functions in another) but this looks like it's being worked on https://github.com/dagger/dagger/issues/6113

GitHub

What are you trying to do? Currently you can only dagger install modules hosted in public Git repositories. While this is great for OSS, it's not ideal for Enterprises that use private Git repo...