[Feature] Dockerization of Creative Commons Chooser Repository

[gawandeabhishek]

Problem

The Creative Commons Chooser application currently lacks a Dockerized deployment option, which can make deployment and management more cumbersome for users. Additionally, setting up Chooser locally requires Node.js version 14 or below. However, this presents a challenge as npm version 4 or 5 is incompatible with Node.js version 14 or below. Dockerizing the Chooser repository would resolve these issues.

Description

Dockerizing the Creative Commons Chooser repository would involve creating Docker containers for the application components, allowing users to easily deploy and manage the application using Docker. This would streamline the deployment process, making it more accessible to users who prefer containerized deployments or who are already utilizing Docker in their infrastructure.

Alternatives

One alternative would be to continue deploying the application manually or through other means without Dockerization. However, Dockerizing the application provides several benefits, including easier deployment, scalability, and consistency across different environments.

Additional context

Docker has become a standard tool for containerization and deployment in many development and production environments. By Dockerizing the Creative Commons Chooser repository, we can make it more compatible with modern deployment practices and workflows.

Implementation

• I would be interested in implementing this feature.

[TimidRobot]

Duplicate of:

• [Feature] Dockerize the App #469