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1. #UBUNTU PYTHON 3.6 DOCKER CONTAINER HOW TO#
2. #UBUNTU PYTHON 3.6 DOCKER CONTAINER INSTALL#

#UBUNTU PYTHON 3.6 DOCKER CONTAINER HOW TO#

I would like to get some hints, directions, help, to figure out what I did wrong, and how to solve it. :~> docker ps -a | grep m圜ontĤ134ebcc6837 ubuntu-18_04-cee_st_tools_docker_img-3_6 "/bin/bash" 15 seconds ago Up 14 seconds m圜ont2ħ8e551f7811f ubuntu-18_04-cee_st_tools_docker_img-3_6 "/bin/bash" 9 minutes ago Exited (0) 9 minutes ago m圜ont :~> docker ps -a | grep m圜ont2Ĥ134ebcc6837 ubuntu-18_04-cee_st_tools_docker_img-3_6 "/bin/bash" 12 seconds ago Up 11 seconds m圜ont2

I also would like to say, all thing is working as expected (aka Docker container created and kept running) if I do all things in BASH. The status of the created Docker container by the "docker" command in BASH :~> docker ps -a | grep m圜ontħ8e551f7811f ubuntu-18_04-cee_st_tools_docker_img-3_6 "/bin/bash" 29 seconds ago Exited (0) 27 seconds ago m圜ont Using the WORKDIR directive we set the /var/python packages for our data science container are defined in the ENV PACKAGES. > container = (image='ubuntu-18_04-cee_st_tools_docker_img-3_6',name="m圜ont",detach=True) The FROM directive is used to set alpine:latest as the base image. Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.

' -p 4000:80 saleor.

First I built the project with this command: docker build -t saleor. But Im new to Docker and uWSGI so Im not quite sure how Im supposed to do it. Python 3.8.10 (default, Jun 2 2021, 10:49:15) Iam trying to run a project that uses Django and uWSGI in a Docker container. Version of the Docker :~> docker -versionĭocker version 19.03.13, build 4484c46d9dĬommands I issued in the Python3 shell :~/cee/systemtest/tools/BAT(bat-restart_docker_container_when_docker_engine_restarted)> python3 Unfortunately I do not see now, what could be the reason for this issue.

#UBUNTU PYTHON 3.6 DOCKER CONTAINER INSTALL#

Inside our Dockerfile, we will RUN the pip install command for three Python libraries all of which will specify using a requirements.txt file. Because we are deploying our API as a docker container, we need to include a container setup file called a Dockerfile inside our directory.

The problem is, the Docker container is being created, but it exited immediately, and I do not see anything in the log. 1:46:21 for Docker on Windows, 1:53:22 for Docker on Mac. I am new with Docker SDK in Python, and as usually ran into a problem when I tried start/create my first Docker container.