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apps/api/Dockerfile: multi-stage build on node:22-slim (not alpine — avoids musl-vs-glibc native binding surprises for argon2/Prisma's engine binaries; same base image family for build and runtime stages keeps "native" binaries compatible across stages). Runtime stage copies the monorepo structure as-is rather than flattening to a single package, so pnpm's symlinked node_modules stay valid. Container runs `prisma migrate deploy` on startup before starting the server, so the review environment's schema is always in sync automatically. Installs openssl explicitly in the base image: without it, Prisma can't detect the right engine binary and silently defaults to a guess that may not match what's actually on the image — caught by checking the build log, not just a successful build. apps/web/Dockerfile: builds with Vite, serves the static output via nginx (not a Node static server) — avoids the devDependency problem of needing `vite preview` in a --prod-deployed image, and is the more standard way to serve a built SPA. nginx.conf has an SPA fallback (try_files ... /index.html) ready for when client-side routing lands. docker-compose.yml: adds `api` and `web` services alongside the existing `postgres`. api's DATABASE_URL targets the `postgres` service name over the compose network (not localhost/POSTGRES_PORT, which is only the host-side mapping). Both new services require JWT_SECRET/ ports via env vars with no defaults, consistent with the project's existing no-hardcoded-credentials rule. .dockerignore added — without it, the Windows-built node_modules (with Windows-specific native binaries) would get copied into the Linux build context. Verified: full build (api + web images), `docker compose up -d` brought up all three containers, curled /health and the web root, ran a real signup through the containerized stack end-to-end.
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Nginx Configuration File
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Nginx Configuration File
server {
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listen 80;
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server_name _;
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root /usr/share/nginx/html;
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index index.html;
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# SPA fallback — needed once client-side routing (react-router) lands.
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location / {
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try_files $uri $uri/ /index.html;
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}
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}
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