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🐳 Docker Templates

The following templates are included inside the Build Agent image at /nuke/templates. When you run a build and no Dockerfile exists in your project directory, the agent will:

  1. Try to determine your application type (e.g., Angular, Node.js).
  2. If a matching template exists (such as Dockerfile.angular or Dockerfile.node), it will be copied and used as your Dockerfile for the build.
  3. You can customize these templates as needed by mapping the /nuke/templates to your host, or mapping an individual Dockerfile.

🅰️ Angular​

This template is designed for deploying a built Angular application using NGINX. It expects your Angular app to be built and available in the ArtifactsDir/browser directory. The template configures NGINX to serve your static files efficiently, exposes port 80 for HTTP traffic, and is ideal for production deployments of Angular single-page applications.

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🟩 Node.js​

This template is intended for running a Node.js application in a containerized environment. It assumes your application is built and located in the ArtifactsDir directory. The template sets up the working directory, installs only production dependencies for a lean image, and starts your app using npm start. This is suitable for deploying Node.js web servers or APIs in production.

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