Awesome awesome video. I agree with you. If you have multiple services, then Docker makes more sense with Next.js. But, Docker will be super helpful if you are developing a Next.js app locally. Also, thank you for using and featuring the Livecycle Docker Extension.
One thing I tend to do is install NextJS and create my NextJS app *within a Docker container*, instead of within the host. This way I can create my app without installing NodeJS on my host machine. Also, spot the cameo at 2:22 😅
find Francesco: francescociulla.com 0:00 intro 1:05 Next.js app 2:22 Dockerize a NExt.js application 11:15 Push the image on Docker hub 14:00 Does it make sense? Considerations 15:55 LiveCycle extension test 17:52: Final considerations
if you have a dependent service in your docker compose like your nextjs app dependent to strapi or medusa in another service, nextjs app doesn't buid :/ i know how to opt out from SSG in pages router but app router is a bit complex.
I agree, that's more complex and the goal her eis just to dockerize a simple nextjs project, but you cna always use vercel and at asome point you'll be kinda forced, I think
Awesome awesome video. I agree with you. If you have multiple services, then Docker makes more sense with Next.js. But, Docker will be super helpful if you are developing a Next.js app locally.
Also, thank you for using and featuring the Livecycle Docker Extension.
Maybe it's not the last time we see livecycle on my channel 👀
@@francescociulla I really really wish!
brilliant video, well explained and a unique way of presenting this material!
Docker crash course was simply wow. Keep up the good work m, Francesco🔥
More coming, hold my beer 🍻
Amazing Video, Thanks Francesco
you are welcome Saurav
Thanks for the shout out, Francesco 🙏
You are welcome!
Great technologies and video!
Thank you Eddie!
One thing I tend to do is install NextJS and create my NextJS app *within a Docker container*, instead of within the host. This way I can create my app without installing NodeJS on my host machine.
Also, spot the cameo at 2:22 😅
interesting, you should create content about this! and wow I didn't even notice it ahah
@@francescociulla Not a bad idea 🤔
@@SavaScript commenting while on a space, that's what I like good multitasking!
This video doesn't have the quantity of likes that deserve.
it's ok eheh! but I hope you left one!
Thanks for sharing❤
Wow welcome back Rajneesh, where have you been
@@francescociulla I was busy in my test and practicals. Now, I'm back ❤🔥❤🔥
@@rajneeshhtml1 i see, check some of the latest videos and let me know
@@francescociulla yeah definitely fran ⭐. I wanna do a collaboration with you on my RUclips channel.
@@rajneeshhtml1 let's do it, we can make it a 4c community event, wdyt?
Watching this clip I get strong urge to learn Italian language. 😀 Even English sound much better with this Italian accent. 😀
I try to hide it but it seems impossible 😂
@@francescociullaDon't hide it💕
@@abbylynn8872 ahaha
very awesome tutorial. can you explain why we use ouput:standalone in the docker?
because it's a next.js app. it has nothing t do with docker directly, it's when you want to deploy a next.js app without vercel
find Francesco: francescociulla.com
0:00 intro
1:05 Next.js app
2:22 Dockerize a NExt.js application
11:15 Push the image on Docker hub
14:00 Does it make sense? Considerations
15:55 LiveCycle extension test
17:52: Final considerations
Hey Francesco, you have maybe forgot to push docker related files to your repo. I have sent you an email about my docker and nextjs issue.
thank you zoki for taking the time to write this comment, yes it was not updated, thank you!
if you have a dependent service in your docker compose like your nextjs app dependent to strapi or medusa in another service, nextjs app doesn't buid :/ i know how to opt out from SSG in pages router but app router is a bit complex.
I agree, that's more complex and the goal her eis just to dockerize a simple nextjs project, but you cna always use vercel and at asome point you'll be kinda forced, I think
@@francescociulla yeah. And when you build nextjs app with static generation, other service have to be up. Vercel looks like a great option
@@undercontr well its their paid option so I aould be surprised by tje contrary