Incorporate Gunicorn and Create Dockerfile for Louis Login Backend

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Problem:

Our project, "Louis Login Backend," currently lacks an optimized production-grade server configuration, and we don't have a Dockerfile for containerization.

Solution:

To enhance the performance and deployment flexibility of the Louis Login Backend, we propose the following changes:

1. Integrate Gunicorn as the Production Server:

   • Gunicorn is a robust and production-ready WSGI HTTP server, known for its stability and performance.
   • We will configure Gunicorn to serve our Python web application efficiently.

2. Create a Dockerfile for Containerization:

   • A Dockerfile will be crafted to encapsulate our application, its dependencies, and runtime environment in a container.
   • This will enable seamless deployment and scaling of the Louis Login Backend using container orchestration tools.

Proposed Changes:

1. Incorporate Gunicorn as the production server. A Gunicorn configuration file will be added to manage the server settings.

2. Create a Dockerfile in the project root directory. This Dockerfile will be responsible for building a container image that includes the Louis Login Backend application and its dependencies.

3. Update project documentation to include instructions on how to use the Dockerfile and Gunicorn in a production environment.

Acceptance Criteria:

• The Louis Login Backend project should run seamlessly using Gunicorn as the production server.
• We should be able to build a Docker image of the Louis Login Backend application using the provided Dockerfile.
• Documentation should be updated to reflect these changes, ensuring that developers can easily deploy the application.