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Hi! In the video, it is not explicitly mentioned why Nginx is installed in both containers. Nginx can be used for a variety of purposes in a Dockerized application, such as a reverse proxy, load balancer, or static file server. It's possible that Nginx is being used for one or more of these purposes in both containers in this video.

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You mean hot reload for flutter, or you mean how I setup the camera 📷

@@devla7368 i mean hot reload, can you show me how to do it

@@devla7368 i mean the hot reload!

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you need to add watcher in nuxt.config.ts vite: { server: { watch: { usePolling: process.env.WATCHER_DEV === 'true' ? true : false } }, but your CPU will goes up using 100%, I dont recommend it using docker in dev. but who knows, maybe people know how vite default watcher, im still looking for it. 1 month passed, do you have any solutions?

It sounds like you're encountering a situation where your application is running on port 8080, but your domain is configured to look for it on port 80 (the standard web server port). This mismatch is causing the default Nginx page to display instead of your application.

There are two main approaches to redirect traffic from port 80 to port 8080: 1. Using a Reverse Proxy (Recommended) 2. Modifying Application Configuration (if applicable):

Enjoy (:-:) Coding!

There are a couple of reasons why I might choose to install Node.js on the host machine instead of using Docker in this project: Simplicity: For a small project, installing Node directly on the host can be simpler and faster to set up than introducing Docker. Development Workflow: If I'm actively developing the project and making frequent changes, installing Node on the host might streamline the development process by avoiding the need to rebuild the Docker container every time.

@@devla7368 I prefer using a Docker image that includes node, this help me to initialize a project instead of installing node in the host, I think is handy. Something like this: docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd)":/app -w /app node:lts-alpine yarn create vite .

No problem!

Think of the Dockerfile as a recipe for building the kitchen (your base image). It includes installing the oven (Nginx). However, the recipe doesn't tell you how to cook a specific dish (specific Nginx configuration). The docker-compose.yml acts like the recipe book where you define the instructions for cooking a particular dish (configuring Nginx for your specific needs). By separating the Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml configuration, you achieve a more modular and maintainable approach for deploying your application with Nginx.

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Aww, hi there! Yes, I do work with Golang, and I'm more than happy to help you learn more about it. What specifically would you like to know? Are you just starting out or already have some experience with programming? Let me know and I'll do my best to assist you!

Thanks for the tip! Copying yarn.lock alongside package.json can definitely speed up yarn install. It helps ensure everyone on the project uses the exact same dependencies and versions, avoiding installation inconsistencies. I'll be sure to incorporate this into the workflow.

Not sure which container you want to delete, for this case, Vue app container can’t run without nginx

@@devla7368 nginx is used port forwarding reverse proxy, right?

take this: FROM node:lts-alpine # install simple http server for serving static content RUN npm install -g http-server # make the 'app' folder the current working directory WORKDIR /app # copy both 'package.json' and 'package-lock.json' (if available) COPY package*.json ./ # install project dependencies RUN npm install # copy project files and folders to the current working directory (i.e. 'app' folder) COPY . . # build app for production with minification RUN npm run build EXPOSE 8080 CMD [ "http-server", "dist" ]

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Thank you! Cheers!

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@@mehedihasanovi I will try in the next video, Thanks for your feedback

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