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It is beneficial for the project to have a docker image that can be used by the users and developers. Making it easy to deploy and lowering the adoption bar.
Problem Definition
The following reasons to use a docker container:
Isolation: Docker containers provide a controlled environment for applications. The image ensures that all required dependencies and tools are packaged together, reducing compatibility issues.
Portability: Docker images are portable across different environments. Making it easier to deploy and run the Rosetta service consistently on various platforms without worrying about misconfiguration or dependency issues.
Problems addressed:
Ease of Deployment: Having a container makes setting up and using Rosetta easier across all platforms.
E2E and integration testing: It allows us to make better and meaningful E2E/integration tests.
Benefits for the SDK:
Simplified Setup: Anyone who desires to use Rosetta can use it as a plug and play through docker.
Proposal
Create a docker image that builds rosetta and it's default plugin. And add a the respective github workflow
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Summary
It is beneficial for the project to have a docker image that can be used by the users and developers. Making it easy to deploy and lowering the adoption bar.
Problem Definition
The following reasons to use a docker container:
Problems addressed:
Benefits for the SDK:
Proposal
Create a docker image that builds rosetta and it's default plugin. And add a the respective github workflow
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: