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JetBrains IDEs allow Run Configurations with Docker, and deploying to EB using a Dockerfile is also allowable. The current plugin forces WebStorm users (for example) to use the NodeJS AMI. What if we want to server a static web project using Nginx in a Docker Container? Currently, there is no way to do this.
This get's harrier when considering a web project like Angular must be built into static files (/dist folder) and then made available to EB along with the Dockerfile so that it can build properly:
FROM nginx
COPY dist /usr/share/nginx/html
EXPOSE 80
Yet the dist folder is not often part of a git project. Therefore, along with allowing any AMI to be selected in the Solution stack, we would also need a way of setting which files get ZIPped up and deployed other than.gitignore.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
JetBrains IDEs allow Run Configurations with Docker, and deploying to EB using a Dockerfile is also allowable. The current plugin forces WebStorm users (for example) to use the NodeJS AMI. What if we want to server a static web project using Nginx in a Docker Container? Currently, there is no way to do this.
This get's harrier when considering a web project like Angular must be built into static files (
/dist
folder) and then made available to EB along with the Dockerfile so that it can build properly:Yet the
dist
folder is not often part of a git project. Therefore, along with allowing any AMI to be selected in the Solution stack, we would also need a way of setting which files get ZIPped up and deployed other than.gitignore
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: