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…ication create a docker-compose configration to deploy the nodejs app and a postgresql service. add configs for networks and open the port for the nodejs app (5000 for app, 9042 if you want to enable the debugger) and the database (for debugging, if it is needed). add a docker volume to persist the database.
create a Makefile inspired by gazr normalization to be able to easily deploy and manage the docker environment. this config let you launch basic docker-compose command to run and manage the services inside containers. add a section to the USER_GUIDE to explain how to use the Makefile commands to run your environment. Fixes: MLH#3 Refs: https://gazr.io/
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@antoine-amara Thanks for the PR. Give me a couple days to review and test it. Thanks! |
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create a docker-compose configuration to quickly deploy a development environment. This configuration will deploy a Nodejs container with the Nodejs process running inside and a postgres container which run Postgresql process. It exposes port 5000 to the host for the Nodejs app, it exposes the port 9042 if the developer wants to connect a chrome debugger onto it. It exposes Postgresql port too for debugging.
create a Makefile to abstract docker-compose commands, so any developers can launch and basically manage this development environment.
here is the commands available in the Makefile (this is a screenshot from the
make helpcommand):