Dockerize the Project for Containerized Devlopment

[jangirvipin]

Currently, this project is not Dockerized, making it difficult to ensure consistency across different environments. This issue aims to introduce a Docker setup that will containerize the application, enabling easier development, deployment, and scalability.

[jangirvipin]

@nikwen Can i solve this issue ? If so then assign me .

[erickzhao]

Currently, this project is not Dockerized, making it difficult to ensure consistency across different environments. This issue aims to introduce a Docker setup that will containerize the application, enabling easier development, deployment, and scalability.

I haven't had any issues with getting the project set up across different machines with the current installation instructions (use nvm -> install node/nvm -> yarn install -> run the website).

Can you elaborate on why this would be necessary for the project?

[jangirvipin]

hey @erickzhao , yes you right this approach is also good , but we can use docker for several benefits
(1). No Need to Manually Install nvm. The Docker image includes everything needed.
(2) A single command (docker-compose up) is enough to start the project. but since this is a simple project , we can also use current approach .
(3). The same Docker image can be used for development, testing, and production.

Since local setup of this project is simple , there is no need of docker . But for better consistency and ease of use we can use docker.

[erickzhao]

"Production" in this case is just a set of static HTML files being uploaded to blob storage. There's no server or app being run on production.

I don't think there are any benefits to containerization here for production or development here, so I'm going to close this issue.