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Pull and Run Our Docker Image

Implicitly pull then run our published container

docker run --interactive --tty --publish 1234:8000  ghcr.io/nssac/pepita:1.2

Go to localhost:1234.

Build and Run a Local Docker Image (based on the latest code)

Assuming you have Docker installed, with it's daemon running . . .

git clone https://github.com/NSSAC/PEpiTA.git
cd PEpiTA
# Build an image, assigning the following name and tag ("<name>:<tag>").
docker build --tag pepita:001 .

Create a container and run with the default "CMD" using the default "ENTRYPOINT", exposing your host machine('s browser) to the contained web server's port." (see the Dockerfile, which uses this scif recipe).

docker run --interactive --tty --publish 8000:8000  pepita:001

That should sit "blocking" your terminal. You should now be able to connect to the web application from localhost:8000. Use Cmd-C or Ctl-C at the terminal to kill the server.

Cleanup

To clean up any containers . . .

docker ps --all # list all containers, including NAMEs (right most column)
docker rm <NAME>

To clean up any images, e.g. . . .

docker image list # see what you have
docker image rm pepita:001

Fully clean house (remove all containers and images), if you want to.

docker rm --force $(docker ps --all --quiet) # containers
docker image prune --all --force             # images