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Expand Up @@ -365,8 +365,8 @@ Let's start by clining the repos and packaging our Java application with Maven:

### Clone The Repositories
```
git clone github.com/mohaghighi/covid19-web-application
git clone github.com/mohaghighi/covid19-UI
git clone github.com/rapchic/Covid19-Web-Application
git clone github.com/rapchic/Covid19-UI
```
### Package Spring Boot with Maven

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So let's get started and build our first container image with Docker.
> The first step is to craft our dockerfile and the Dockerfile is essentially the build instructions to build the image.



![alt text](https://github.com/mohaghighi/Covid19-Web-Application/raw/master/images/Labs/Slide36.png)
#### What is a Dockerfile?
A set of build instructions to build the image in a file called "dockerfile".
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```
> in case you haven't run the maven build and packaged the UI App, run this where mvnm file is located
```
./mvnm clean install
./mvnw clean install
```
Now let's run the UI app on port 8081:
```
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![alt text](https://github.com/mohaghighi/Covid19-Web-Application/raw/master/images/Labs/Slide48.png)

Let's create a network and instruct our containers to connect to it
```docker network create test

```
docker network create test
```

let's stop our docker containers:
```docker stop [container id]

```
docker stop [container id]
```

Let's run our containers again, this time instructing them to join the new network we've just created
```docker run -p [PortHost:PortContainer] [imageName] --net=test

```
docker run -p [PortHost:PortContainer] [imageName] --net=test
```

Run UI application on test network:
```docker run -p 8081:8081 myui:v1 --net=test

```
docker run -p 8081:8081 myui:v1 --net=test
```

Run parser application on test network:
```docker run -p 8082:8082 myapp:v1 --net=test

```
docker run -p 8082:8082 myapp:v1 --net=test
```

Let's inspect our containers again and get their IP addresses based on thier new network
```docker inspect [container name/ID]

```
docker inspect [container name/ID]
```

if we try to ping our applications again, they should work fine.
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