> Dockerfiles on their own are usually missing a lot of critical information about how to run the container
Uh, of course they do, since they say nothing about how to run a container. Dockerfiles encode an image (also not really deterministically, contrary to the common belief, but that's details), not a container.
And docker-compose.yaml represents making a bunch of containers from images. These are completely separate things.
Uh, of course they do, since they say nothing about how to run a container. Dockerfiles encode an image (also not really deterministically, contrary to the common belief, but that's details), not a container.
And docker-compose.yaml represents making a bunch of containers from images. These are completely separate things.