Dockerize Book-Store-MERN-Stack with Docker-Compose and Automate Deployment via Shell Script#5
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Dockerize Book-Store-MERN-Stack with Docker-Compose and Automate Deployment via Shell Script#5yes20sh wants to merge 3 commits intoMomoTaheri:mainfrom
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This pull request adds Docker support for the Book-Store-MERN-Stack application using
docker-composeand automates the deployment process with a shell script.Changes Introduced:
Dockerized the Application:
Dockerfilefor frontend, backend, and database services.docker-compose.yml.Automation with Shell Script:
deploy.sh) is included to build images, start containers, and manage the deployment process automatically.How to Test:
chmod +x deploy.sh && ./deploy.shto start the deployment.http://localhost:3000(or specified port).Additional Notes:
Please review and provide feedback. 🚀