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Currently the README suggests to build the devcontainer dockerfile, however a devcontainer is intended for development, more so for use within Visual Studio Code using their devcontainer features.
However, there are scenarios where people should be able to just build a dockerfile which does something like:
Base container is the shelf Postgres container
Pulls in documentdb (either from a tag/release)
2.1 Builds documentdb and installs it
2.2 Setups documentdb with the right configs to listen outside the port (maybe make this ARG configurable):
- listen_addresses GUC
- hba.conf file to allow connections from outside the container
Entry point starts postgres with documentdb
We should probably do this in 2 steps:
Provide the dockerfile and update README for people to just do docker build + docker run.
Publish a docker image into a public container registry for people to just do docker run with it.
Currently the README suggests to build the devcontainer dockerfile, however a devcontainer is intended for development, more so for use within Visual Studio Code using their devcontainer features.
However, there are scenarios where people should be able to just build a dockerfile which does something like:
2.1 Builds documentdb and installs it
2.2 Setups documentdb with the right configs to listen outside the port (maybe make this ARG configurable):
- listen_addresses GUC
- hba.conf file to allow connections from outside the container
We should probably do this in 2 steps:
cc: @visridha @lichoil @sivethe
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