This image is for use with Heroku Docker CLI.
Your project must contain the following files:
gradlew
(see the Gradle documentation for details))gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.jar
(see the Gradle documentation for details)build.gradle
(see the Gradle documentation for details)Procfile
(see the Heroku Dev Center for details)
Then create an app.json
file in the root directory of your application with
at least these contents:
{
"name": "Your App's Name",
"description": "An example app.json for heroku-docker",
"image": "heroku/gradle"
}
Install the heroku-docker toolbelt plugin:
$ heroku plugins:install heroku-docker
Initialize your app:
$ heroku docker:init
Wrote Dockerfile
Wrote docker-compose.yml
And run it with Docker Compose:
$ docker-compose up web
The first time you run this command, gradle
will download all dependencies into
the container, build your application, and then run it. Subsequent runs will
use cached dependencies (unless your *.gradle
files have changed).
You'll be able to access your application at http://<docker-ip>:8080
, where
<docker-ip>
is either the value of running docker-machine ip default
if you are on Mac.