We can easily run the whole with only a single command:

docker compose up

Docker will pull the PostgreSQL and Spring Boot images (if our machine does not have it before).

The services can be run on the background with command:

docker compose up -d

Stopping all the running containers is also simple with a single command:

docker compose down

If you need to stop and remove all containers, networks, and all images used by any service in docker-compose.yml file, use the command:

docker compose down --rmi all

For more detail, please visit:

Docker Compose Spring Boot and Postgres

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