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lol i notice this pr that's great one! but i think my pr is a proper one. docker-compose is a heavy solution. In this project, the frontend doesn't have to be hosted on the same machine with backend. Since we use nextjs, vercel-frontend-deployment is a more elegent one. No need to host frontend in a docker-compose. |
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Through this PR, we can build the Python backend into a Docker image and expose an endpoint. This is very useful for deployment, as many cloud function providers—such as Volcano Engine, Alibaba Cloud, AWS, and GCP—support running a Docker image as a serverless function. Serverless functions can significantly reduce the cost burden for deployers.