Added Dockerfiles for api and Frontend#3
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Added Dockerfiles for api and Frontend#3yashwant7chaudhari wants to merge 1 commit intorishabkumar7:mainfrom
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Hi @yashwant7chaudhari thank you for the contribution. But the goal of this repo is to use as a starting point, so you can use this repo as a fork and add your DevOps solution. |
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Added Dockerfiles for both the API and frontend components to containerize the application. These Dockerfiles will facilitate easier deployment and scaling by using consistent environments.
API Dockerfile: Sets up a Python environment, installs dependencies, and runs the FastAPI server.
Frontend Dockerfile: Sets up a Node.js environment, installs dependencies, builds the Next.js application, and serves it.