3 Diff Versions (Frameworks) for the same Web Admin Template Integration in Dockers
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
Install, Implementation, and Integration with VS Studio of a Web Admin Template System in 3 different versions each one in a specific Docker Container.
Task Overview:
Install and set up three different versions of the same Web Admin Template, ensuring they are up and running.
Versions to Install, Setup, Configure, and Integrate with VS Studio:
- Version #1: Laravel
- Version #2: Next.js 14
- Version #3: Django
- All three must use the latest version of their respective frameworks.
- Each version will run independently within its own Docker container on a shared server environment.
Access and Integration Requirements:
- Each container should be accessible via a unique URL.
- Each version’s codebase must be linked with Visual Studio Code for continuous development and enhancement.
Steps to Execute:
1. Develop a Dockerfile specific to each framework:
- Laravel container setup with PHP and its dependencies.
- Next.js container setup with Node.js.
- Django container setup with Python and associated packages.
- Optimize each Docker container to include only essential dependencies for a clean, lean setup.
2. Configuration & Deployment:
- Deploy each Docker container, linking each one to the appropriate dependencies (Laravel, Next.js, Django).
- Test each container to verify it runs smoothly and is accessible via its designated URL.
3. Visual Studio Code Integration:
- Configure remote access to each codebase from Visual Studio Code.
- Enable debugging and development tools within VS Code for each version, streamlining future updates and customization.
Expected Outcome:
Once set up, all three framework versions will be accessible, independently operable, and ready for iterative development. This approach lets you evaluate and select the best base framework for your final application build.
All necessary access information, credentials, and URL addresses will be provided before the project starts.
Let me know if you'd like any further adjustments or specifics!
Budget for this project is $100 - $ 150, depending how fast and as soon it can be started.
Thanks,
Gus
Task Overview:
Install and set up three different versions of the same Web Admin Template, ensuring they are up and running.
Versions to Install, Setup, Configure, and Integrate with VS Studio:
- Version #1: Laravel
- Version #2: Next.js 14
- Version #3: Django
- All three must use the latest version of their respective frameworks.
- Each version will run independently within its own Docker container on a shared server environment.
Access and Integration Requirements:
- Each container should be accessible via a unique URL.
- Each version’s codebase must be linked with Visual Studio Code for continuous development and enhancement.
Steps to Execute:
1. Develop a Dockerfile specific to each framework:
- Laravel container setup with PHP and its dependencies.
- Next.js container setup with Node.js.
- Django container setup with Python and associated packages.
- Optimize each Docker container to include only essential dependencies for a clean, lean setup.
2. Configuration & Deployment:
- Deploy each Docker container, linking each one to the appropriate dependencies (Laravel, Next.js, Django).
- Test each container to verify it runs smoothly and is accessible via its designated URL.
3. Visual Studio Code Integration:
- Configure remote access to each codebase from Visual Studio Code.
- Enable debugging and development tools within VS Code for each version, streamlining future updates and customization.
Expected Outcome:
Once set up, all three framework versions will be accessible, independently operable, and ready for iterative development. This approach lets you evaluate and select the best base framework for your final application build.
All necessary access information, credentials, and URL addresses will be provided before the project starts.
Let me know if you'd like any further adjustments or specifics!
Budget for this project is $100 - $ 150, depending how fast and as soon it can be started.
Thanks,
Gus