Server-Side Rendering with Docker
summary
Demonstrates using React + Express SSR inside a Dockerfile so the server returns fully rendered HTML (view-source shows content), with a webpack build copied into the image, Node 8 on Ubuntu, Babel-node running server.js and the app exposing port 3001. Shows how the server injects a preloaded Redux state into window for client hydration and argues for treating the server runtime as a Docker image as runtime to standardize deployments and simplify DX; proposes docker-compose and base-image reuse.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:20Agenda overview
- 2:26Understanding Docker
- 6:19Server-side rendering
- 9:54The problem with dependencies
- 13:50The case for containers
- 17:58Show and tell
- 25:31Building and running
- 29:05Next steps and conclusion
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