Dockerizing a Next.js Application using a Standalone Build

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  • berry

    📦🐈 Active development trunk for Yarn ⚒

    In my case, I like to use pnpm to reduce the disk size of the node_modules folder. Therefore, the example of the Next.js Docker image uses this package manager, but you can make slight adjustments to use npm or yarn if you prefer.

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  • docker

    FreeBSD port of docker, take a look at PORTING-FREEBSD.md in freebsd-compat branch (by kvasdopil)

    Docker has gained popularity in recent years for enabling applications to be placed inside containers. These containers can be deployed to any environment and will work the same way in all of them, providing a uniform behavior regardless of the platform where the application runs. These containers use images, which are a copy or compressed snapshot of the application. By placing them within a container, they are displayed exactly as they are. This is one of those technologies that some were desperate for, while others don't realize they need it until they hear about it.

  • webpack

    A bundler for javascript and friends. Packs many modules into a few bundled assets. Code Splitting allows for loading parts of the application on demand. Through "loaders", modules can be CommonJs, AMD, ES6 modules, CSS, Images, JSON, Coffeescript, LESS, ... and your custom stuff.

    For its part, Next.js is the most popular React framework. As any other JavaScript application that uses a bundler such as webpack or Vite, for production a compiled version of the project is used. This is known as build. A build aims to provide the minimum amount of code needed for the application to function the same as it does in development. This ensures that JavaScript files are very lightweight, allowing the browser to fetch and interpret them in the shortest possible time to render the user interface or perform whatever tasks the application requires."

  • React

    The library for web and native user interfaces.

    For its part, Next.js is the most popular React framework. As any other JavaScript application that uses a bundler such as webpack or Vite, for production a compiled version of the project is used. This is known as build. A build aims to provide the minimum amount of code needed for the application to function the same as it does in development. This ensures that JavaScript files are very lightweight, allowing the browser to fetch and interpret them in the shortest possible time to render the user interface or perform whatever tasks the application requires."

  • pnpm

    Fast, disk space efficient package manager

    In my case, I like to use pnpm to reduce the disk size of the node_modules folder. Therefore, the example of the Next.js Docker image uses this package manager, but you can make slight adjustments to use npm or yarn if you prefer.

  • Next.js

    The React Framework

    For its part, Next.js is the most popular React framework. As any other JavaScript application that uses a bundler such as webpack or Vite, for production a compiled version of the project is used. This is known as build. A build aims to provide the minimum amount of code needed for the application to function the same as it does in development. This ensures that JavaScript files are very lightweight, allowing the browser to fetch and interpret them in the shortest possible time to render the user interface or perform whatever tasks the application requires."

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