There are many docker-compose files and maintaining them is hard. Thankfully, JHipster has a docker-compose sub generator bundled with it. The Docker-compose sub generator helps you to organize all your application's Dockerfiles together. It creates a single Dockerfile that refers to the application's Dockerfiles.
Let's go to the base folder and create a folder and name it docker-compose:
> mkdir docker-compose && cd docker-compose
Once inside the docker-compose folder, we can run the following command:
jhipster docker-compose
This will generate the Dockerfiles.
As usual, it will ask us a series of questions, before generating the files:
At first, it asks which type of application we would like to deploy. We will select the microservice...
