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It is recommended that unless absolutely necessary a Dockerfile should only run one service. Also with the current configuration, the persistence of the data store is really cumbersome. I will write a new Dockerfile if you're interested in this change
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Thanks for the comment.
The docker included in the project is designed only for integration tests. That's why I made a minimal setup that should be small and run fast. It is not suitable for production.
It would be nice to have a production docker that users could use to run the application. It could be separate from this repo. If you create such a docker I will link to it from the Readme. You may consider integrating this pull request.
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It is recommended that unless absolutely necessary a Dockerfile should only run one service. Also with the current configuration, the persistence of the data store is really cumbersome. I will write a new Dockerfile if you're interested in this change
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: