A hybrid development Docker Compose setup for Rails

12-May-2022 1169
Lots of developers choose between dockerizing their development setup or leaving it as is. There is also a viable hybrid approach in combining Docker Compose with native processes.I am usually in the camp of running things directly or creating Vagrant environments that closely resemble what I normally run. I also think a lot between introducing more layers than I need, so I usually run without Docker if I can.Nevertheless, I realized that running a Docker Compose setup alongside your regular Puma and Sidekiq processes is actually a pretty nice sweet spot to be in. It’s what we use at Phrase.
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