feat: add posibility to deploy nginx with selected features #386
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PR Type
[x] Documentation changes
[x] Application / infrastructure changes
What Is the Current Behavior?
Nginx container ist always deployed with enabled cache, which is not suitable for edit environments, where changes of ICM related data should be visible immediately in SSR responses.
What Is the New Behavior?
Features can be switched off via environment variables.
Does this PR Introduce a Breaking Change?
[ ] Yes
[x] No