Improve: adding mongodb service and update docker guide

[FranciscoJBrito]

Improvements

• Adding the mongodb service to the compose, additionally add an ENV_FILE ARG in the Dockerfile, in case we later have a compose for development and another for production.
• Adding extra step to set the environment variable needed to run mongodb.
• Changing the execution of the frontend to production mode, for better performance.

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Test cases

• [x] Register a new user
• [x] Login
• [x] Create a new organization
• [x] Create a new project
• [x] Create a new task
• [x] Update task's status, dueDate, ...
• [x] Create new project's view
• [x] Adding new member to organization
• [x] Adding new member to project

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REF: #190

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[hudy9x]

@namnn9x could you please review this pr ?

[namnn9x]

this ok,i will check it

[hudy9x]

@FranciscoJBrito , @namnn9x There's some testcases you guys are supposed to check before merging:

• Register a new user
• Login
• Create a new organization
• Create a new project
• Create a new task
• Update task's status, dueDate, ...
• Create new project's view
• Adding new member to organization
• Adding new member to project

[FranciscoJBrito]

@hudy9x, @namnn9x I changed the frontend execution to production mode because the performance in development mode was terrible. On the other hand, separate the entry points for the backend and frontend.

[hudy9x]

@FranciscoJBrito it's looking good. @namnn9x Please help me to verify this pr. I've been reviewing your pr #202

[namnn9x]

@hudy9x @FranciscoJBrito I am implementing test. Please waitting

[namnn9x]

@FranciscoJBrito I cloned your code and I'm facing some issues. Here are my steps

• When I pulled the source code, I added an env.local file and the necessary environment variables.
• Then I ran docker-compose build and afterwards I executed docker-compose up -d, but an error occurred. I suspect the problem lies in the file paths. command: /bin/sh -c "./docker/be-entrypoint.sh && yarn backend". Similiar with frontend

[hudy9x]

Hmm, I think you forgot to mapping folder from real machine to docker. This was not an error if you've used WSL for running docker Try to run docker in WSL @namnn9x Besides, could you add a mapping volume for Windows users who not using WSL ? @FranciscoJBrito

It might be something like this I think

C:/Users/hp/Downloads:/data/

[hudy9x]

@FranciscoJBrito Your docker setup work well for me. I've just set this up and built successfully

However, there's a few small issues here:

1/ I think you should turn off logging for mongodb image. It's hard to review and detect errors, ...

2/ Build process is ok. But i can not log in or signup. Here is the error

3/ Could your please change the default port (Ex: 6379, 3000, 27017) to another ? (Ex: 6379 -> 6377, etc...)

Because it might be caused conflicts to running ports. Someone like me use 6379 for redis, so i'm supposed to turn of redis-server before running the docker It would be better to put these default port in another environment section (inside the docker-compose file), so anyone can change it as they want.

4/ About the setup guide. Due to I'm running v26.1.4 for docker and v2.27.1 for compose

It requires me to run a quite different commands. So if your version is greater than me or yours is the latest then the setup guide is ok. If not, please update it to match the latest version

[hudy9x]

@FranciscoJBrito another note, Please ignore my previous comment about mapping folder here

For now, I think we should only support Windows with WSL turned on

[FranciscoJBrito]

@namnn9x @hudy9x I don't think this is a volume issue, do you have the .sh files inside the docker folder?

[FranciscoJBrito]

sorry guys, I selected the wrong auto workflow and ended up deleting the remote branch 😅, anyway I made some changes.

1. @hudy9x the logs you were receiving were not from mongodb, they were from redis.
2. If I change the default ports, some errors occur, anyway i directly add all the ports and variables in the docker-compose, they are configurable.
3. I update the configuration guide, modifying the docker-compose commands to the correct version, which is docker compose.

P.S: Keep in mind that the variables configured in the .env.local can generate conflicts, it would be advisable for the MONGODB_URL and REDIS_HOST variables to be empty.

[hudy9x]

@FranciscoJBrito

I tried to build the image, Redis service work wells now Next I signed up a new account But i got some error as follows

"Kind: Server selection timeout: No available servers. Topology: { Type: ReplicaSetNoPrimary, Set Name: rs0, Max Set Version: 1, Max Election ID: 7fffffff0000000000000005, Servers: [ { Address: host.docker.internal:27017, Type: Unknown, Error: Kind: I/O error: failed to lookup address information: Name does not resolve, labels: {} } ] }, labels: {\"TransientTransactionError\"}"

Sound like the error from mongodb connection

[FranciscoJBrito]

@hudy9x got u, I added a modification to the mongodb url, try now please. If you made any port changes or something additional, let me know, on the other hand remember that the .env.local can interfere if the MONGODB_URL and REDIS_HOST variables have any value.

[hudy9x]

@FranciscoJBrito ok, I'm gonna try it now

[hudy9x]

well done @FranciscoJBrito work like a charm :))) and extremely fast