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# Lotty A/B Platform
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Service for managing A/B testing experiments. Drive your tests without breaking user experience!_)
## 📋 Instructions
### Dedicated services setup
[Backend](./src/backend/README.md)
### Setup with docker compose
#### Warning
Please note that by default containers will use ports 80 (reverse proxy) and range 14601-14611 (for direct access to containers), so there is must be no listeners on this ports range. You can customize the ports in [.env.template](./.env.template).
#### 0. Prerequisites
- [Docker](https://www.docker.com/) (latest version recommended)
- [Docker compose](https://www.docker.com/) (latest version recommended)
- Cloned repository
#### 1. Configuration
- Docker compose configuration files are stored in [deploy/compose](./deploy/compose).
- Configuration files for containers are stored in [infrastrucutre/configs](./infrastrucutre/configs).
Env could be customized by creating `.env` file in each service config directory, it will automatically override the default values from `.env.template`.
- Ports on which containers will be accessible are defined in [.env.template](./.env.template). This could be customized by creating `.env` file in the root directory and patching the following lines compose you are running:
```yaml
x-defaults: &defaults
project_directory: ./
env_file:
- ./.env.template
- ./.env # add this
```
#### 2. Choosing compose configuration
- [compose.yaml](./compose.yaml) - default configuration for with base services included.
- [compose.prod.yaml](./compose.prod.yaml) - configuration for production environment with full observability stack.
#### 3. Running compose configuration
To run the compose configuration, use the following command:
```bash
docker compose -f compose.yaml up
# OR
docker compose -f compose.prod.yaml up
```
Thats it, project is already preconfigured for running, so no changes before running this are required.