Add healthchecks and build contexts to the docker-compose config #146
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This change adds some healthchecks, and the tracking of said healthchecks for dependencies to start in a more consistent manner. Also included in this change are `build` rules for when the provided images aren't already available on the machine, falling back to building them each time. This additionally provides the ability to run `docker compose build` to rebuild relevant images.
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This change adds some healthchecks, and the tracking of said
healthchecks for dependencies to start in a more consistent manner.
Also included in this change are
buildrules for when the providedimages aren't already available on the machine, falling back to
building them each time. This additionally provides the ability to run
docker compose buildto rebuild relevant images.