Meteor Bundle

[fillipefeitosa]

Hello there friend. Thanks for sharing this Dockerfile. Helped me to create a docker-compose with mongo container.

Do you think it is ok to use this to create a bundle? Have you tested it?

Thanks for your time.

[cluxter]

Hello @fillipefeitosa and thanks for your interest in my work.

You can adapt this Dockerfile to create a bundle. However your question is perfect timing because I have to bundle Meteor apps in the next coming weeks so I will create a dedicated Dockerfile to bundle Meteor apps.

Actually I want to create a full Docker stack including:

• a container for the Meteor app optimized for production (so not using the --production flag, but creating a real bundle; see here for details: https://guide.meteor.com/deployment.html )
• a container for the MongoDB database optimized for production
• maybe a container for an Nginx frontend with SSL. Usually the web frontend serves as a load balancer + SSL middleware and is not necessarily part of the stack, so this might be out of scope.

This way we will be able to easily deploy a Meteor app in production on a Docker cluster.

[fillipefeitosa]

@cluxter .

Nice! I was able to create a bundle manually using the container. Did not deploy to production though. Found your discussion here.

What do you think about using a passenger container? Maybe we could use it and create a Meteor-Deployment stack.

the meteor/node passenger would be: phusion/passenger-nodejs

With your Dockerfile and mongo official container, I created a docker-compose.yml to share the dev environment.

Do you think I can help you anyhow?