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added yt_parser #10

Closed Srijan-SS02 closed 4 months ago

Srijan-SS02 commented 4 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the yt_parser service by implementing a new Caddyfile for reverse proxying, introducing a Docker Compose configuration for streamlined deployment, and adding several environment variables to support new functionalities. These updates improve traffic management, service accessibility, and configuration flexibility, enabling efficient YouTube data parsing and integration with various external services.

Changes

Files Change Summary
bhasai/yt_parser/Caddyfile Introduced reverse proxy configuration directing requests to the yt_parser service on port 8000, improving traffic management.
bhasai/yt_parser/docker-compose.yaml Added Docker Compose setup for yt_parser, specifying the image, resource constraints, automatic restarts, and dependencies on Redis.
common/sample.env, bhasai/yt_parser/sample.env Added environment variables for YouTube and service integration, enhancing configuration options for the application.

Poem

🐰 In the meadow where changes bloom,
A Caddyfile sings, dispelling gloom.
Docker dances, spinning in delight,
With new keys sparkling, oh what a sight!
The parser hops, ready to play,
Parsing YouTube, come what may! 🌼

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