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AppArmor security profiles for Docker (Engine)
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Content trust in Docker (Engine)
Delegations for content trust (Engine)
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Docker security (Engine)
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Getting started with Notary
Notary changelog
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如果你在这里没有看到你的问题，请随时放下#docker-compose在 freenode IRC 上投递并询问社区。
我可以控制服务启动顺序吗？
是 - 请参阅控制启动顺序。
为什么我的服务需要10秒才能重新创建或停止？
编写停止尝试，通过发送SIGTERM.然后它等待一个默认超时时间为10秒超时后，SIGKILL被送到容器里强行杀死它。如果您正在等待此超时，这意味着当容器收到SIGTERM信号。
已经有很多关于这个问题的文章处理信号装在容器里。
若要解决此问题，请尝试以下操作：
确保使用的 JSON 形式
CMD和ENTRYPOINT在你的文件里。例如，使用["program", "arg1", "arg2"]不"program arg1 arg2"使用字符串窗体使 Docker 使用bash不能正确处理信号。Composet 总是使用 JSON 表单，所以如果您覆盖了撰写文件中的命令或入口点，请不要担心。
如果可以，修改正在运行的应用程序，为其添加显式信号处理程序
SIGTERM.
设置为
stop_signal应用程序知道如何处理的信号：web：build：,stop_signal：SIGINT.
如果您无法修改应用程序，请将该应用程序包装在轻量级 init 系统（如 s6）或信号代理（如 dumb-init 或 tini ）中。这些包装都会由
SIGTERM妥善处理。
如何在同一主机上运行多个撰写文件副本？
组合使用项目名称为项目的所有容器和其他资源创建唯一标识符。若要运行项目的多个副本，请使用-p命令行选项或者COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME环境变量...
up，run以及start之间有什么区别？
通常情况下，你想使用docker-compose up。使用up启动或重新启动在定义的所有服务docker-compose.yml。在默认的“附加”模式下，您将看到所有容器中的所有日志。在“分离”模式（-d）中，Compose 在启动容器后退出，但容器继续在后台运行。
docker-compose run命令用于运行“一次性”或“临时”任务。它需要您想运行的服务名称，并且仅启动正在运行的服务所依赖的服务的容器。使用run运行测试或执行管理任务，如删除或添加数据的数据量的容器。run命令的作用就像docker run -ti打开容器的交互式终端，并返回与容器中进程的退出状态匹配的退出状态。
docker-compose start命令仅用于重新启动之前创建但已停止的容器。它从不创建新的容器。
我可以用json代替YAML作为我的撰写文件吗？
是 YAML 是 json 的超集。所以任何 JSON 文件都应该是有效的 YAML 。若要在撰写时使用 JSON 文件，请指定要使用的文件名，例如：
docker-compose -f docker-compose.json up
我是否应该将我的代码包含在COPY/ADD还是一卷书？
您可以使用COPY中的ADD指令将代码添加到图像中Dockerfile。如果您需要将代码与 Docker 映像一起重定位，例如在将代码发送到其他环境（生产，CI 等）时，这非常有用。
您应该使用volume如果您想要对代码进行更改，并且看到它们立即被反映出来，例如，当您正在开发代码，并且您的服务器支持热代码重新加载或活动重新加载时。
在某些情况下，您可能会同时使用这两种方法。您可以使用COPY，并使用volume在开发过程中，在撰写文件中包含来自主机的代码。卷覆盖图像的目录内容。
在哪里可以找到撰写文件的示例？
github 上有很多编写文件的例子。
撰写文件
安装组合
从Django开始
从Rails开始
从WordPress开始
命令行引用
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