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dammy
21 Mar, 2023, 11:24

I noticed, appwrite on docker creates varieties of images without grouping them in one master container, I want them organized since I have other images, how can I do that?

TL;DR
The user is asking if they can create a new container and place all the Appwrite containers in it. The response clarifies that there is already a docker-compose.yml file that defines all the containers for Appwrite. The user is then advised to use docker-compose instead of docker run to automatically create a stack where all the containers are grouped. This will help organize the containers.
Imran Hossain
21 Mar, 2023, 12:08

use docker compose file instead of docker run. docker compose automatically creates stack where in all containers are grouped.

Drake
21 Mar, 2023, 18:45

I'm not really sure what you mean...as mentioned <:appwriteupvote:899677724615016528> , there's 1 docker-compose.yml file that defines all the containers for Appwrite. Besides that, there is only 1 Appwrite image that is used for everything from installation to running all the containers. Appwrite requires a dozen or so containers because it's built as sort of like a microservice architecture where there are separate containers to handle specific things.

dammy
22 Mar, 2023, 16:05

What I meant is the containers are all visible when I enter the command to check for containers id

dammy
22 Mar, 2023, 16:06

Can't I create a new container and place all in it?

Drake
22 Mar, 2023, 16:06

not really no

dammy
26 Mar, 2023, 21:08

ok

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