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Here is my Dockerfile
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-09 at 04:46That was discussed in this thread (git clone vs.copy) and this blog post (using wget
)
But to avoid git clone
caching, you will need to ADD
a file whose content will change when a new commit is done.
anq suggests:
QUESTION
I want to create a rabbitmq cli running like foreverjs with node. It can spawn child_process and keep it running in the background and can communicate with child_process at any time. The problem I am facing is when main cli program exit the child_process seems to stop running as well, I tried to fork with detached:true and .unref() it doesn't work. How do i run a child process in the background even after the parent caller process exited?
cli.js - parent
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-22 at 09:50I think fork
doesn't have a detached
option. Refer node docs for fork.
If you use spawn
, the child keeps running even if the parent exits. I have modified your code a bit to use spawn
.
cli.js
QUESTION
By default, the consume() function consumes all the messages that are in the queue, but I need pop only one message from the queue, and with the next consume() call pop the second message from the queue, etc. I have this code:
rabbit.js (in this file I have implemented the sending to and receiving from the queue):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-07 at 15:29If you ask a question in multiple forums, it is good practice to update every forum when your question is answered in one of them. In this case, I answered your question here:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rabbitmq-users/Py7gx7U0KbI/iWJW7i0WAgAJ
QUESTION
I'm trying whole day to find some solution how to run two scripts written in nodejs parallel in docker.
I've two files: app/index.js - express app using port 8080 app/rabbit.js - script is connection to rabbitmq only as consumer and processing messages
I'm trying to use gulp and nodemon ( I've found solution on the stackoverflow, but id doesn't work )
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-09 at 14:54For anyone who will have same problem, I've found solution.
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