From Docker Run To Docker Compose
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This document discusses moving from running Docker containers using the Docker run command to using Docker Compose. It introduces Docker Compose as a tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. It provides examples of using Docker Compose to run a WordPress site with MySQL instead of using complex Docker run commands. It also covers installing Docker Compose, the structure of a Compose file in YAML format, and common Docker Compose commands.
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