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When developing React applications, using Docker ensures consistency across different environments. Instead of running React with npm start, we can serve the production build using nginx, improving performance and efficiency. In this post, we will: - Create a Dockerfile to build and serve a React application using nginx. - Write a custom nginx.conf to properly serve the React app. - Use docker-compose.yml to run the containerized application.
When developing React applications, using Docker ensures consistency across different environments. Instead of running React with npm start, we can serve the production build using nginx, improving performance and efficiency.
In this post, we will:
- - Create a Dockerfile to build and serve a React application using nginx.
- - Write a custom nginx.conf to properly serve the React app.
- - Use docker-compose.yml to run the containerized application.
