feat(docker): Quickstart app with docker #136
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I have separated feat and docs in separate PR. |
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Looks good 👍 I think that we may need to add another Dockerfile for the workflow or modify this one to include multiple targets. What do you think about that? One issue that I have ran into with the docker actions is that building it with respect to the runner may not work on intended architectures. For example, the runner is |
| # Run the binary in a alpine container | ||
| FROM ubuntu:22.04 |
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Alpine image would be a nice to have over ubuntu, any chance if this could be done? I believe that an alpine image should be lighter than ubuntu?
| FROM ubuntu:22.04 | ||
| WORKDIR /app | ||
| COPY --from=gowork /app/main . | ||
| CMD [ "./main" ] |
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| CMD [ "./main" ] | |
| CMD [ "./main" ] | |
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| image: go-fast-cdn | |||
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Leaving this as a note, but if we decide to go the official image route we will need to change this
This PR adds a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml to containerize the application. The Dockerfile sets up multi-stage builds for the front-end and back-end, while docker-compose.yml orchestrates container deployment with persistent storage for uploaded files and database data.
Key Changes:
Dockerfile: Multi-stage build for Node.js and Go applications.
docker-compose.yml: Manages service orchestration and persistence.
Instructions:
Start the application:
docker-compose up -d
Please review and provide feedback.