Hello there, fellow coder! Now I'm going to walk you through solving this task! Let's get started.
This is a template for Docker. Make sure you have that installed on your machine.
The provided Dockerfile is left empty. You can use your favorite HTTP server to
complete this task, but for now, let's try an nginx.
Add the following into Dockerfile
FROM nginx
The task asks to write a /hello endpoint, we can simply do that by
writing a file to the nginx served content. Use -n for echo to
omit the ending newline.
RUN echo -n "REAL WORLD" > /usr/share/nginx/html/hello
The most challenging part of this approach is to read the PORT config correctly.
After reading the official nginx image README, we can do the following
to replace the PORT config into nginx config before starting the server.
CMD /bin/bash -c 'sed -i "s/80/$PORT/" /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf && exec nginx -g "daemon off;"'
It's always a good idea to run the example that the task gives. Build your docker image first, like this:
docker build -t hello-real-world .
Then start it and provide it with the correct config
docker run --rm -it -e PORT=8080 -p 8080:8080 test
Now you should have a running nginx server with the required endpoint. Run the following to make sure it works.
curl http://localhost:8080/hello
You're ready! Let's do it!
real submit .
This will submit your code for testing, and a test result should show up on both your CLI and the link printed when you run the command.
If you see Bravo! Good job!, that means yes!
Now you've solved your first task! Go get more and have fun!