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Add a docker-compose configuration to quickly deploy an environment for development #3
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@antoine-amara this is a great idea. I would also look at https://buildpacks.io/. If you have any experience with docker compose, you are more than welcome to crack at it and open a PR. Thanks! |
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Sure, I'm on it ! I will push a PR soon :) |
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create a Makefile inspired by gazr normalization to be able to easily deploy and manage the docker environment. this config let you launch basic docker-compose command to run and manage the services inside containers. add a section to the USER_GUIDE to explain how to use the Makefile commands to run your environment. Fixes: MLH#3 Refs: https://gazr.io/
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create a Makefile inspired by gazr normalization to be able to easily deploy and manage the docker environment. this config let you launch basic docker-compose command to run and manage the services inside containers. add a section to the USER_GUIDE to explain how to use the Makefile commands to run your environment. Fixes: MLH#3 Refs: https://gazr.io/
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A good solution to quickly deploy an environment for development or hackathon is to use Docker containers.
Why not use the docker compose tools to deploy multi containers with the Nodejs app and a Postgres database here?
Moreover, we can add a Makefile to help Docker newbie to run the environment, we can be inspired by this: https://gazr.io
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