Patch and improve `Docker` deployment process about websurfx HOT 4 CLOSED

@neon-mmd Can we add Redis installation and command in here?

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@neon-mmd Can we add Redis installation and command in here?

Yes, actually we could, but we already have it in the docker-compose.yml so I don't think that having it here again would make any sense 🙂 . Also, I feel having it as a seperate docker container will make it much easier to maintain for the end user, so having it in the docker-compose.yml file would be the best idea 🙂 . What do you say??

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@neon-mmd Can we add Redis installation and command in here?

Yes, actually we could, but we already have it in the docker-compose.yml so I don't think that having it here again would make any sense 🙂 . Also, I feel having it as a seperate docker container will make it much easier to maintain for the end user, so having it in the docker-compose.yml file would be the best idea 🙂 . What do you say??

Well, for me, having it in one Dockerfile will make it easier for deployment in AWS, GCP, and other cloud services.

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@neon-mmd Can we add Redis installation and command in here?

Yes, actually we could, but we already have it in the docker-compose.yml so I don't think that having it here again would make any sense slightly_smiling_face . Also, I feel having it as a seperate docker container will make it much easier to maintain for the end user, so having it in the docker-compose.yml file would be the best idea slightly_smiling_face . What do you say??

Well, for me, having it in one Dockerfile will make it easier for deployment in AWS, GCP, and other cloud services.

I think you can still deploy it easily on AWS, GCP or any other cloud services. I would suggest, you will just need to ssh into the vps and then install docker and docker compose and clone the repository and then run this command:

cd websurfx
docker compose up -d --build

And then you will have Websurfx deployed on the vps. 🙂

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