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We are going to make containerized official open

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source 2048 on our Docker host live.

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And to do so, the first step is, get the files. We will clone

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this Git repo on our home directory. If you don't

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have Git installed, please go through previous article.

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Once the repo is cloned, let's navigate

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into it and get the list of files. We have a bunch

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of files including index.html, which we will

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be using soon enough. Now run a container called

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2048 from nginx:latest image and use bind-mount

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to mount our clone 2048 directory to html

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directory of nginx image. In other words, we are

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replacing the index.html file and providing

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the necessary support for the new index.html.

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As always, we are exposing containers port 80

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to host's port 8080, the container is up and running.

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Now let's open a web browser and navigate to

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localhost port 8080, There we go,

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we have our favorite 2048 on our web browser and that too

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containerized. Let's see if it works properly.

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[Background Music]

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It does, and it was an awesome experience.

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Go ahead, try it yourself.