I am trying to create a Docker image for my Angular-based Micro Frontend (MFE) application, but I am facing several challenges. I've searched extensively, but I can't seem to get it working as expected. My Setup: Frontend Framework: Angular Micro Frontend Architecture: Module Federation (Webpack 5) Current Approach: Created a Dockerfile for each file and run each container separately Installed dependencies inside the container What I Tried: First attempt: I tried running only the host app separately. The app starts but throws ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE in the browser. Second attempt: I moved to Docker Compose to run all three remote apps before starting the host app. Everything starts correctly, but I still get the same error. My Dockerfile for Each App: All host and three remote apps have a similar structure. # Step 1: Build image FROM node:16-alpine AS builder # Install Python 3 and necessary build dependencies for node-gyp RUN apk add python3 make g++ WORKDIR /app # Copy package files COPY package*.json ./ COPY nx.json ./ COPY tsconfig*.json ./ COPY decorate-angular-cli.js ./ # Install dependencies RUN npm install --force && npm run build # Copy source code from local to container COPY . . CMD ["npm", "run", "start"] Docker Compose Configuration: I ensured all containers are inside the same network using the following: version: '3.8' services: host-app: build: . ports: - "4200:4200" depends_on: - remote-app1 - remote-app2 - remote-app3 networks: - mfe-network remote-app1: build: . ports: - "4300:4300" networks: - mfe-network remote-app2: build: . ports: - "4400:4400" networks: - mfe-network remote-app3: build: . ports: - "4500:4500" networks: - mfe-network networks: mfe-network: driver: bridge Questions: Is my Dockerfile setup correct for an Angular-based Micro Frontend (MFE)? How can I ensure the remote modules are correctly loaded inside Docker? Are there best practices for Dockerizing Webpack 5 Module Federation-based Angular apps? Continue reading...