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Question How to automatically upload/transfer docker-compose based image to Plesk Docker and run it?

Zad

New Pleskian
Hi,

I’m quite new and still learning about Plesk!

Little bit of context;
We have a mono/single-based GitHub repo that consists of our backend and frontend apps both under the same repo!
We have networked both frontend and backend docket containers using docker-compose, so they are both built under 1 image!

What we have also done is utilised GitLab’s Docker container registers to host it on, using GitLab’s CI/CD, so every time there is a change to the release branch, the pipeline generates/builds a new image and pushes it to GitLab’s registry!

Now what we would like to do next is deploy/auto-upload this Docker image into our standard Plesk-based server, under Docker extension! The problem we cannot find any documentation in relation to what we are trying to do! We would appreciate if someone could help pointing us to the right direction!

Thanks
 
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