git submodule miniChRIS-docker, miniChRIS-podman, and charts to proper directory-names.

[chhsiao1981]

make.sh is a 1990s-style deployment setup.

In addition, I don't think it's good to put several .sh in the root-dir.

Thanks to @jennydaman's modern deployment setup in

miniChRIS-docker
miniChRIS-podman
charts

Perhaps we can:

• git submodule miniChRIS-docker docker
• git submodule miniChRIS-podman podman
• git submodule charts helm
• move the original bash-scripts to make/:

I understand that we do want to have some simple bash-scripts for deployment.
I would propose to have these scripts in deploy/:

• deploy/install-docker.sh
• deploy/uninstall-docker.sh
• deploy/install-podman.sh
• deploy/uninstall-podman.sh
• deploy/install-helm.sh
• deploy/uninstall-helm.sh
• deploy/install-make.sh
• deploy/uninstall-make.sh

[jennydaman]

Hi @chhsiao1981 100% agree that ./make.sh should be rewritten for the modern era.

The various ways to run ChRIS are described here. https://chrisproject.org/docs/run

tl;dr ./make.sh is for backend development only, and primarily used by @jbernal0019 himself. The other methods: miniChRIS-docker, miniChRIS-podman, charts, and the documentation you find on https://chrisproject.org/docs, are suitable for "general users" and maintained by me.