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Each time you create a Docker container, and connect VSCode to that container, VSCode installs a server into the container so that it can communicate with it. So, there is a small (a couple minutes?) delay while this happens before you can edit or do anything. Best to stop a container and only re-build it when necessary to avoid the delay. | Each time you create a Docker container, and connect VSCode to that container, VSCode installs a server into the container so that it can communicate with it. So, there is a small (a couple minutes?) delay while this happens before you can edit or do anything. Best to stop a container and only re-build it when necessary to avoid the delay. | ||
==Docker Images== | ==Docker Images== | ||
The primary resource for Docker Images is '''Docker Hub''', but every major cloud provider has some sort of repository for storing and versioning your images. For example, if you're hosting your code on GitHub and using GitHub Actions for CI/CD, there is the GitHub Container Registry (GHCR)<ref>(GitHub now generalizes the discussion to 'packages' since you might be creating Docker OCI images, NPM Node.js packages, or Ruby Gems) https://docs.github.com/en/packages/working-with-a-github-packages-registry/working-with-the-container-registry</ref>. | |||
Bitnami had a Docker Image for MediaWiki. Don't use Bitnami. You will thank me later.<ref>I told you so. They weren't very good when they were available, and now they're not freely available at all. Bitnami has shifted to a paid offering.</ref> | Bitnami had a Docker Image for MediaWiki. Don't use Bitnami. You will thank me later.<ref>I told you so. They weren't very good when they were available, and now they're not freely available at all. Bitnami has shifted to a paid offering.</ref> | ||