Dockerfile and compose.yml for the llm_os application #965
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This pull request introduces Docker configuration for the llm_os application, providing a Dockerfile and a compose.yml file to streamline the setup, deployment, and execution of the application in a containerized environment.
Benefits:
Simplified Deployment: The Docker setup allows developers to quickly spin up the llm_os application in a consistent environment, reducing issues related to environment discrepancies.
Ease of Use: With Docker Compose, the entire application stack can be brought up with a single command, improving developer productivity and easing the onboarding process for new contributors.
Scalability: Docker provides a robust foundation for scaling the application in production environments, leveraging orchestration tools like Kubernetes in the future.