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Implementation of Docker for seamless and smooth experience #54
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Thanks, sure.But I need to know more about it as I'm newbie to docker. |
If you have time, make me clear about docker, it will be extremely helpful. |
Sure thing, I will provide you with some insights. Problems:
Solution:
Both Development and Operation will be done simultaneously. I have helped you even many more things such as PORT, network enhancement, data storage, etc. Thanks for your consideration 😎 |
@RandomSummer |
@Devanik21 Things that I would bring using Docker are:
All these are for the ease of the workflow for developers and collaborators. |
@RandomSummer ,looks advanced |
It won't be a problem it will make it simple for you. If you want to implement Docker assign the task to me and let me know. |
Hey! @Devanik21
I noticed that the repository does not contain a docker and docker-compose.yml file, which is essential for streamlining the setup of the backend services, particularly for the Streamlit projects.
I have extensive experience in setting up Docker environments for local development. I've worked on several projects where docker played a crucial role in streamlining the development process, and I am confident that I can deliver a high-quality solution for this repository.
The addition of a docker-compose.yml file would greatly improve the development and deployment process by enabling easier orchestration of the backend services using Docker.
Proposed Solution
I would like to contribute by adding a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml file that:
Defines services for the backend.
Configures networking to allow smooth communication.
No one ever needs to worry about the setup it will be done using only one code.
This will allow contributors and developers to quickly spin up the backend environment using Docker, enhancing productivity and minimizing setup errors.
Please let me know if this sounds like a good enhancement, and I'd be happy to get started! 😊
For reference my previous PR : yashasvini121/predictive-calc#45
Thank you for your consideration!
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