build: reduce docker image size by using multistage and Next.js standalone build for frontend image #407
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Reducing Docker Image Size of Frontend Image
Issue: #237
Description
The image size of the Docker image for the frontend was about 1.6 GB on my machine.
Using a multistage build in the Dockerfile and the Next.js standalone build feature this was brought down to 210 MB.
For the standalone build to work the static and public files had to be copied into the build directory.