Docker Volume

Docker volumes are used to manage data in Docker containers. They provide a way to persist data generated and used by Docker containers. Here's an overview of how to use Docker volumes:

Creating and Using Volumes

docker volume create my_volume

Remove a Volume:

docker volume rm my_volume

Using Volumes in Docker Containers

docker run -d -v my_volume:/path/in/container my_image

Managing Volumes with Docker Compose

Docker Network

Docker networks allow containers to communicate with each other and with the outside world. Here’s an overview of how to create and manage Docker networks:

Creating and Using Docker Networks

docker network create my_network

Inspecting a Network:

docker network inspect my_network

Removing a Network:

docker network rm my_network

Connecting Containers to a Network

docker run -d --name my_container --network my_network my_image

Managing Networks with Docker Compose

I have performed some tasks that might help everyone on docker project Part-2 with help of docker compose

The resume-scoring-app project consists of a backend implemented in Java using Spring Boot and a frontend with HTML and JavaScript. The backend includes controllers, services, and utility classes to handle resume scoring. The project uses Maven for build management and Docker for containerization. The docker-compose.yml file orchestrates the multi-container setup for both frontend and backend services.

Root Directory

README.md: Likely contains documentation for the project.

backend: Directory containing the backend code and related configurations.

frontend: Directory containing the frontend code and related configurations.

docker-compose.yml: Docker Compose file for orchestrating multi-container Docker applications.

Backend Directory

DockerFile, docker2, docker4: Docker-related files, likely different versions or configurations for building the backend Docker image.

pom.xml: Maven configuration file for managing dependencies and building the backend project.

src/main/java

com/example/resumescoring

ResumeScoringApplication.java: The main application class for Spring Boot.

controller

ResumeController.java: Controller class for handling HTTP requests related to resume scoring.

ResumeController_old: Likely an older version of the ResumeController.java.

service

ResumeService.java: Service class containing the business logic for resume scoring.

util

ResumeParser.java: Utility class for parsing resumes.

src/main/resources

application.properties: Configuration file for the Spring Boot application.

target

classes: Contains compiled classes and resources.

com/example/resumescoring

ResumeScoringApplication.class

controller/ResumeController.class

service/ResumeService.class

util/ResumeParser.class

maven-archiver: Contains build-related metadata.

pom.properties

maven-status: Contains Maven build status information.

maven-compiler-plugin

compile

default-compile

createdFiles.lst

inputFiles.lst

resume-scoring-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar: The packaged JAR file of the backend application.

resume-scoring-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar.original: Original JAR file before modifications.

Frontend Directory

Dockerfile: Docker configuration file for building the frontend Docker image.

app.js: Main JavaScript file for the frontend application.

index.html: Main HTML file for the frontend application.

Shubham Londhe