Docker compose configuration pattern

We are increasingly hearing, reading, and even experiencing multi-container applications. That is, composite applications are being achieved through multi-container composition. The composition technique acquires special significance because of two key trends. Firstly, the powerful concept of microservices is gradually changing the IT industry. That is, large monolithic services are slowly giving way to swarms of small and autonomous microservices. Different and distributed microservices are being found, checked and chained together to create and run business-class, production-ready, process-aware, mission-critical, enterprise-grade, composite applications. The second is that the Docker-enabled containerization changes not only the architecture of services but also the structure of environments used to create them. Now, software gets methodically...