Using TMUX and tmuxinator for a better docker compose experience
The article explains how to improve the Docker Compose workflow using TMUX and tmuxinator to create organized terminal dashboards. It covers setting up TMUX with custom configurations and using tmuxinator's YAML files to automate dashboard layouts for monitoring service logs and running shell sessions. The guide also includes installation steps, basic TMUX commands, and instructions for using TMUX plugins.
- ▪TMUX allows users to create terminal dashboards with multiple panes for monitoring Docker Compose service logs and running commands.
- ▪The article recommends changing the default TMUX prefix from 'Ctrl + b' to 'Ctrl + a' for easier access.
- ▪Tmuxinator simplifies TMUX configuration using YAML files, enabling automated setup of windows and panes for Docker projects.
- ▪The guide provides instructions for installing TMUX and tmuxinator on Linux or WSL, along with using TMUX plugins.
- ▪A sample ~/.tmux.config file is included to enable mouse support, increase scrollback limits, and add custom keybindings.
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