docker-deployment

Deploy a Turborepo monorepo with Docker by using turbo prune to minimize build context, creating standalone multi-stage Dockerfiles for Next.js and NestJS, and running docker-compose up for local orchestration.

Turbo prune is a Docker monorepo strategy used to isolate only the necessary workspace files, minimizing the Docker build context and significantly reducing final production image sizes.

Yes, these Docker deployment patterns support both Next.js and NestJS by providing standalone Dockerfiles with multi-stage builds, health checks, and image optimization guidelines for multi-service monorepos.

Handle environment variables in Docker multi-stage builds by distinguishing between build-time arguments passed during image compilation and runtime environment variables injected during container execution for configuration.

Optimize Docker image sizes for a monorepo by applying turbo prune to extract target workspaces, using multi-stage builds to isolate dependencies from production code, and following standalone Dockerfile patterns.

Yes, you can use docker-compose to orchestrate multi-service monorepo deployments locally by running docker-compose up, which builds and runs the Next.js frontend and NestJS backend containers simultaneously.