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The heroku.yml file is a manifest used to define a Heroku app, allowing users to build Docker images on Heroku, specify add-ons and config vars to create during app provisioning, and take advantage of review apps when deploying Docker-based applications.
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Heroku also supports the heroku.yml command to deploy apps to Heroku, and the heroku.yml command to deploy apps to Heroku.
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With today's release, teams can focus on building their app with Docker without having to roll their own container orchestration infrastructure.
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Summary
The heroku.yml file is a manifest used to define a Heroku app, allowing users to build Docker images on Heroku, specify add-ons and config vars to create during app provisioning, and take advantage of review apps when deploying Docker-based applications. It has four top-level sections, setup, build, release, release phase tasks, and run, and can be used to configure add-ons, config vars, and process types. Heroku also supports the heroku.yml command to deploy apps to Heroku, and the heroku.yml command to deploy apps to Heroku.
Building Docker Images with heroku.yml | Heroku Dev Center
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Heroku has released the ability to build Docker images with heroku.yml, allowing teams to focus on building their apps with Docker without having to roll their own container orchestration infrastructure. heroku.yml is an optional manifest that can be used to define the build, and can be used with buildpacks if teams aren't using Docker. With today's release, teams can focus on building their app with Docker without having to roll their own container orchestration infrastructure.
Building Docker Images with heroku.yml Is Generally Available | Heroku
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Procfile and heroku.yml If you are using heroku.yml as your build manifest, a Procfile is not required. The commands you specify in the run section of ...
The Procfile | Heroku Dev Center
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