Multi-stage builds
Build tools stay out of the final image, in one readable Dockerfile.
Our fleet platform deploys with a Docker multi-stage build and Docker Compose. We package back ends as images and move older Compose V1 setups to the current CLI.
Build tools stay out of the final image, in one readable Dockerfile.
One Compose file describes the services and starts them together.
Scripts moved from docker-compose to docker compose.
FastAPI services on Python 3.13 packaged for deployment.
From TruckFleet Labs. The case lists the deployment as a Docker multi-stage build with Docker Compose.
Source: Docker documentation, Compose history and migration, checked 2 November 2026.
A React console and an iOS driver app behind a FastAPI back end, deployed with a Docker multi-stage build and Docker Compose.
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Kubernetes
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TerraformA Dockerfile with several FROM statements. Each starts a new stage, and the final image copies in only the artifacts it needs, so build tools and intermediate files stay out of it.
No. Docker supports Compose v2 and v5, which run as docker compose with a space. The old hyphenated docker-compose was Compose V1.
Our published deployment is Docker with Compose. We have no published Kubernetes build, and we say so on the first call.
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
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