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Create docker-compose.yml #136
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any chance we can fix the following WARN[0000] /Users/joe/docker-compose.yml: the attribute `version` is obsolete, it will be ignored, please remove it to avoid potential confusion |
I am working on it , i will solve it @rooty0 , |
Signed-off-by: RONAK <codeitronak226277@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: RONAK <codeitronak226277@gmail.com>
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Description: This PR will enhance the project by introducing Docker Compose to simplify service orchestration and deployment. This will allow contributors and users to set up the development environment more easily with a single command. This will reduce the efforts which takes in setting the local environment .After this pr is merged users will be able to access the frontend and backend of dashboard via ports 8080 (frontend) and port 3001 (backend).
Fixes #12
Fixes #90
Changes: Introduces enhancement features
Tasks completed in the PR:
docker-compose.ymlfor local testingI have used
minikubeto create thekube/configfile .Thekube/configfile generated byminikubecontains the credentials and endpoint to access this local Kubernetes cluster .The most straightforward way for something to useInClusterConfigis for it to actually run inside yourminikubecluster as a Kubernetes pod.Steps to follow(the new READme:
1)Make sure Docker is installed and running
2) Install minikube
3) Run the commands below :
1)
minikube start2)
docker-compose buildThis is open for Linux/Mac users as well as Windows users who can use powershell terminal.
Note: This PR is incomplete until I add a details documentation regarding the updates.