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# Docker Deployment
This deployment runs the Condo frontend and backend in Docker while connecting
to an existing PostgreSQL database. PostgreSQL is not included in
`docker-compose.yml`.
## Runtime Shape
- `frontend`: nginx serves the static files and proxies `/api/*` to the backend.
- `backend`: Node 24 runs the Fastify API on `0.0.0.0:3000`.
- Existing PostgreSQL: must expose the `booking_test` database to the backend
container.
The browser only needs the frontend URL. API requests go to the same origin
under `/api`, so the backend port does not need to be published.
## Environment
Use the variables shown in `deploy/.env.production.example`. The important
settings are:
- `DB_HOST`, `DB_PORT`, `DB_USER`, `DB_PASSWORD`, `DB_NAME=booking_test`
- `AUTH_USERNAME`, `AUTH_PASSWORD`
- `AUTH_COOKIE_SECURE=false` for HTTP test machines
- `AUTH_COOKIE_SECURE=true` when the public frontend URL uses HTTPS
- `FRONTEND_PORT`, default `8080`
`DB_HOST` must be resolvable from inside the backend container. If PostgreSQL
runs directly on the Docker host, use the host address that works for that
server environment.
## Build And Run
```bash
docker compose build
docker compose up -d
```
Open the frontend at:
```text
http://<test-machine-host>:8080
```
## Database Migration And Checks
The database scripts intentionally read one JSON connection line from standard
input. Example shape:
```json
{"host":"DB_HOST","port":5432,"user":"DB_USER","password":"DB_PASSWORD","database":"booking_test","ssl":false}
```
Run migration safety checks without database access:
```bash
docker compose run --rm backend npm run db:check-migrations
```
Run inventory and migrations against the existing PostgreSQL connection:
```bash
printf '%s\n' "$CONDON_DB_CONNECTION_JSON" | docker compose run --rm -T backend npm run db:inventory
printf '%s\n' "$CONDON_DB_CONNECTION_JSON" | docker compose run --rm -T backend npm run db:migrate:up
```
For an already imported database that matches the retained production baseline,
run:
```bash
printf '%s\n' "$CONDON_DB_CONNECTION_JSON" | docker compose run --rm -T backend npm run db:verify
```
`/api/auth/session` is public and works as a basic process check. `/api/health`
requires a valid login cookie.