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stavepan

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    Comment #40188210

    Healthchecks are a great way to achieve this. As this repository mentions, this is the example using PostgreSQL. depends_on: postgres-database: condition: service_healthy healthche…

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    Comment #40188068

    Many people have the following setup in docker-compose.yml file. version: '3' services: mysql: image: mysql:8.0 app: build: . command: is_ready --timeout 10 --addr mysql:3306 -- Fo…

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    Comment #40188051

    To be honest, I wanted to make the title more specific regarding dependencies but the title was already too big.

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    Comment #40188040

    That's true. For example, in the case of PostgreSQL, there is already a tool called pg_isready [0] to do this inside a healthcheck as you described. services: postgres-db: image: p…

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    Comment #40187157

    Can you suggest to me one way for an API service to wait for a database to accept connections to run the database migrations without the API depending on the liveness of the databa…

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    Comment #40186803

    Interesting idea for a feature request. I would love to read a GitHub issue with your specific case so I can start investigating and think about how to solve a problem like this.

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    Comment #40186797

    Interesting project, I was not familiar with that. Thanks for letting me know :)

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    Comment #40186788

    Regarding zero dependencies, I meant that it is a static binary and does not need any external tools to be installed. For example, some alternatives require netcat to be installed.…

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    Comment #40186773

    is_ready is an alternative to this. I built it for many reasons: - Most docker images do not contain netcat so you would have to download one of them in any case. - In the case of …

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    I also believe that one week and 30mins are are not enough for 1-on-1s. In my company, we do 1-on-1s once a month for 1 hour. The manager asks questions like: - How are you? - What…

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