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Optimize Dockerfile-aws with multi-stage build #673
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Dockerfile-awsto use a multi-stage build to reduce the final production image size. This removes build-time dependencies and temporary files that don't need to be in the final image.Action Items
app/Dockerfile-awsto use a multi-stage build:collectstaticAcceptance Criteria
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Parent Issue: #219
Blocked by: #219 sub-issue "Add gunicorn and Whitenoise, and set up Dockerfile-aws and entrypoint-aws.sh"