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Deploying with Prebuilt Images

The deployment process downloads dependencies and builds the Docker images with the latest available software. In some situations, you might not have access to the required repository, causing this process to fail. You can modify the YAML file to skip the image build and instead pull prebuilt images from Docker Hub.

Note: YAML syntax is sensitive to whitespace and indentation. Use care when editing the YAML file, preferably with a syntax-aware editor.
  1. In the root directory for the configuration you are deploying, edit the docker-compose.yaml file.
  2. Make the following changes in the file:
    • In the services.server block, comment out the build block and replace it with the following:
      image: ${IMAGE_SERVER}
    • In the services.worker block, comment out the build block and replace it with the following:
      image: ${IMAGE_WORKER}
    The following partial example shows these changes: 
    server:
        image: ${IMAGE_SERVER}
#       build:
#           dockerfile: ./server.Dockerfile
#           no_cache: true
#           args:
#             IMAGE_SERVER: ${IMAGE_SERVER}${INSIGHT_VERSION:+:${INSIGHT_VERSION}}
...
    worker:
        depends_on:
            server:
                condition: service_healthy
        platform: linux/amd64
        image: ${IMAGE_WORKER}
#       build:
#           dockerfile: ./worker-conda.Dockerfile
#           no_cache: true
#           args:
#             IMAGE_WORKER: ${IMAGE_WORKER}${INSIGHT_VERSION:+:${INSIGHT_VERSION}}
You can now proceed with deployment using docker compose up.
Parent Topic Deploying with Docker Compose

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