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docker configuration
Shelson Ferrari edited this page Jul 23, 2024
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The project provides Docker support to simplify the setup and execution process.
The provided scripts will check if Docker is installed and running. If Docker is not installed, the script will handle the installation process. For Windows users, you will be notified to install Docker manually if it is not already installed.
Use the provided index.bat (for Windows) or index.sh (for Linux and Mac) scripts to build and run Docker containers. These scripts ensure that a Docker network is created if it does not exist, allowing the different Docker containers to communicate with each other.
By using these scripts, you can easily set up and run the application in a Docker environment, ensuring consistency and reducing the complexity of the setup process.
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