[Feature]: Need a version of the docker image in the form of AllInOne about quivr HOT 2 OPEN

Hey @bigbenz8, great to see you back with another insightful suggestion! Hope you're doing well.

I understand your concern about the installation and configuration process of the quivr repository. You're right, an All-In-One Docker image could indeed simplify this process significantly.

Based on the Dockerfile provided in the repository, it's feasible to create such an image. The Dockerfile outlines a process for setting up an environment with Node.js and Python, installing dependencies, and preparing a Next.js application for execution. This setup encapsulates the environment setup, dependency resolution, and application build steps into a single, easily distributable unit, which aligns with the goal of simplifying installation and configuration for users. By using this Dockerfile, users can deploy the quivr application without manually installing Node.js, Python, and other dependencies on their systems, thus making the process as easy as possible. You can find the Dockerfile here.

As for the specific system compilation issues and network configuration issues that users have reported, I wasn't able to find any specific issues within the repository. However, I did find a similar closed issue titled a docker image would be very helpful, which suggests that other users have also expressed interest in a Docker-based solution.

Regarding the current steps required for installing and configuring the quivr repository, they are outlined in the installation guide. The steps involve cloning the repository, copying and updating the .env.example files, launching the project, and logging into the app. For updating Quivr, you would need to pull the latest changes and run migrations using the migration.sh script.

I hope this information is helpful. If you have any further questions or need more clarification, please let me know.

Sources

• a docker image would be very helpful
• cms/quivr/Dockerfile
• docs/developers/contribution/install.mdx

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