NOTE: For develop and debug scenarios the repo relays in git submodules and therefore if we need to build the component images (the typical case) we need to user the "--recurse-submodules" option to download the submodules. Or issuing a "git submodule update --init --recursive" statement latter on.
NOTE: For develop and debug scenarios the repo relays in git submodules and therefore if we need to build the component images (the typical case) we need to user the "--recurse-submodules" option to download the submodules. Or issuing a "git submodule update --init --recursive" statement latter on.
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### For production
### For production
By default the project is configured to support the production scenario where we relay in previously uploaded images to the artifactory. The file containing the default variables for this scenario is .env
By default the project is configured to support the production scenario where we relay in previously uploaded images to the artifactory. The file containing the default variables for this scenario is .env
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### For secure production
### For secure production
By default the project is configured to support the production scenario where we relay in previously uploaded images to the artifactory. The file containing the default variables for this scenario is .env
By default the project is configured to support the production scenario where we relay in previously uploaded images to the artifactory. The file containing the default variables for this scenario is .env
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Another tipical scenario is to run the docker-compose for building the images after some updates. The file containing the default variables for this scenario is .env.build.
Another tipical scenario is to run the docker-compose for building the images after some updates. The file containing the default variables for this scenario is .env.build.
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Another tipical scenario is to run the docker-compose to test the whole solution during development or debug activities inside a development computer. The file containing the default variables for this scenario is .env.int.
Another tipical scenario is to run the docker-compose to test the whole solution during development or debug activities inside a development computer. The file containing the default variables for this scenario is .env.int.