We're kicking off a web project for our class and currently using GitHub for version control. We're considering incorporating Docker into our workflow to help with version management during development, but we're new to it and don't have much guidance from our professor. What steps should we follow to set up Docker for our collaborative project?
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It really depends on your setup and where you'll be running your Docker containers. Docker doesn’t inherently solve versioning issues; typically, you’ll be creating new images for each version on your main branch. So, figuring out your development workflow is key! Maybe I didn’t fully grasp what you're aiming for, though.
You can actually utilize GitHub Packages for free up to 2GB if you have a GitHub account. Once you containerize your application, you can publish it to GHCR (GitHub Container Registry) and then your teammates can easily pull the container. Just make sure you know how to containerize your project first! I use this method for the websites I develop and host.
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