wf-docker-update-runtime-and-ingress-method

To keep Docker compose and ingress configurations in sync with Laravel API routes, you need to align Dockerfiles, compose stacks, and Nginx layers with documented routing prefixes. This ensures external paths remain stable across deployments.

Docker runtime and ingress parity for containerized Laravel deployments means mirroring your Laravel routing groups into Nginx or ingress configurations. This alignment ensures external paths remain stable and runtime images reflect canonical routes.

To update Dockerfiles when Laravel API route prefixes change, apply a workflow that adjusts base images and docker-compose services to reflect the canonical routes. You then verify builds and record the change in the system roadmap.

Yes, this workflow verifies Docker builds and tracks cost impact for runtime updates. It builds and tests the adjusted compose services, then records changes with a roadmap entry to capture cost impact and follow-up actions.

Yes, you can use this approach to align Nginx ingress with Laravel routing groups. The workflow mirrors Laravel routing groups into Nginx and ingress configurations to maintain external path stability across containerized deployments.

You should not use a route-driven approach for Docker compose updates if your API routes are undocumented or highly volatile. This workflow relies on aligning runtime and ingress configurations with documented canonical routes to ensure deployment parity.