Personal blog

Run site locally to do changes with docker compose file docker/compose-dev.yml. Current directory will be mounted inside the container so any changes can be seen without rebuilding the image.

docker compose -f docker/compose-dev.yml up -d

And then open the site at http://127.0.0.1:1313

We can checks the hugo logs with:

docker compose -f docker/compose-dev.yml logs -f

To build the site, packaging it with nginx image and run locally, use docker compose file docker/compose-build.yml.

docker compose -f docker/compose-build.yml build

The resulting docker image can also be moved and run somewhere else.

We can also create new site using docker compose file docker/compose-dev.yml with these modification:

• Create a folder for the new site and copy the docker folder.

mkdir newblog
cp -r peladen/docker newblog/
cd newblog

• Open docker/compose-dev.yml and comment out this entrypoint

#entrypoint: ["hugo", "server", "--bind=0.0.0.0", "--buildDrafts"]

• Uncomment this entrypoint and tty

entrypoint: cat
...
tty: true

• Run docker compose and go inside the container

docker compose -f docker/compose-dev.yml up -d
docker compose -f docker/compose-dev.yml exec hugo sh

• Create new site

hugo new site . --force

• Exit and stop container

exit
docker compose -f docker/compose-dev.yml down

• Restore original entrypoint and comment out tty

entrypoint: ["hugo", "server", "--bind=0.0.0.0", "--buildDrafts"]
#entrypoint: cat
...
#tty: true

• Run docker compose again and continue site development.

docker compose -f docker/compose-dev.yml up -d

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