Docker Users¶
For convenience, you can use pfeed docker-compose ...
to run the docker compose file stored in your config path.
To find your config path, run pfeed config where
.
This docker compose file uses Profiles to let you run different services separately.
e.g. pfeed docker-compose up -d minio
will only run MinIO.
Docker Novices / Traders¶
This section is primarily for users who are traders and not familiar with what Docker is.
In simple terms, Docker is like a box that runs software without needing to install it directly on your machine.
This means you can run software like MinIO just by running pfeed docker-compose up -d minio
.
Starting a Service¶
To start a service, run pfeed docker-compose up -d {software_name}
.
Stopping a Service¶
To stop a service, run pfeed docker-compose down {software_name}
.
Removing Data¶
If a service has stored data, you can check in the “Volumes” section of Docker Desktop.
To remove stored data, add the -v
flag, run pfeed docker-compose down -v {software_name}
.
Services in PFeed’s docker-compose.yml¶
When you run pfeed docker-compose
, it will use the docker-compose.yml file stored in your config path.
To see which services are available, run pfeed config open --docker-file
to open the docker-compose.yml file.