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Hey, first of all I tweaked the Dockerfile in order to expose port 3000 and added a second, separate one for the database. I also accomplished to get everything running (the setup is in a different repo). The only step that is missing is populating the database.
I think the db/init-mongo.sh could be extended in a way that it checks whether the database was set up already. jto load the data from a hardcoded file. If one wants to customize that process, she can overwrite this file by running the respecitve docker container with custom mount flags.
Could that work out?
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Hey, first of all I tweaked the Dockerfile in order to expose port 3000 and added a second, separate one for the database. I also accomplished to get everything running (the setup is in a different repo). The only step that is missing is populating the database.
I think the
db/init-mongo.sh
could be extended in a way that it checks whether the database was set up already. jto load the data from a hardcoded file. If one wants to customize that process, she can overwrite this file by running the respecitve docker container with custom mount flags.Could that work out?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: