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PR Description: Containerization and Deployment Configuration
Containerization of Frontend Service
I have successfully containerized the static website service for the
drone-jammer-location-simulation-frontend. This service is purely frontend-based, utilizing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files to run a simulation application. There are no backend services or databases involved.Dockerfile.drone-jammer-location-simulation-frontendto containerize the frontend service.nginx:alpineand is configured to serve static files, exposing port 80 for HTTP traffic.Monk.io Configuration
I have added the necessary Monk.io configuration files to manage the deployment of the containerized service.
monk.yamlto define the Monk configuration for the service.MANIFESTfile to list all files containing Monk configurations.Deployment Readiness
The service is ready for deployment and does not require any environment variables or connections to other services at this time. The Dockerfile and Monk.io configurations are complete, and the service should operate correctly when deployed in an environment with all necessary dependencies.
Next Steps
Since there are no additional services or configurations provided, no further action is required at this point. If more services are added in the future, we can update the configurations accordingly to handle connections and variables.