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Feature Request Description

Please add official Docker deployment support for DeepTutor, including a maintained docker-compose.yml for one-command startup and published prebuilt images so users don’t need to build locally.

Related Module

API/Backend

Use Case

I want to deploy DeepTutor in a clean, reproducible environment without installing Python/Node dependencies on the host machine.

A supported Docker Compose setup would make it easy to run on servers, CI, and Docker Desktop (Windows/macOS/Linux).

In addition, it would be great to support a Compose-based “pull and run” workflow, i.e. users can:

docker compose pull
docker compose up -d

…using official images, instead of building everything locally.

Additional Context

Suggested deliverables:

• Official Dockerfiles for backend and frontend (and any required services)
• A maintained docker-compose.yml with proper healthchecks / startup ordering
• GitHub Actions workflow to build and publish images (e.g. ghcr.io/hkuds/deeptutor-backend and ghcr.io/hkuds/deeptutor-frontend) on release/tag
• Docs section describing environment variables, volumes (data/, config/) and recommended usage

Notes:

• DeepTutor has a Python backend + Next.js frontend, so official Compose support would greatly reduce deployment friction.