JacobTomaw

JacobTomaw

Automate Your Home Using Go: Ch1: Configuring the software: docker compose

@mriley and @rgerardi

I suggest that using the package docker-compose-plugin would be easier than manual installing and will follow the latest standards that Docker is using with Docker Compose as a plugin. The example in the book would need to be change to remove the - but I think the execution would otherwise be the same. As of this writing the compose plug-in is v2.21.0 from the apt package. (In fact it was already installed. I assume from installing docker-ce on my PI using Docker’s instructions.)
Docker’s docker instructions
Docker’s compose instructions

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mriley

mriley

Author of Portable Python Projects (& 3 other titles)

Thanks for the really helpful, time saving suggestion Jacob! We may consider revising the installation instructions in the book to reflect your more approachable recommendation. Thanks again!

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