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The release build for the backend is a simple binary that can be run on any machine. The release build for the frontend is a static bundle that can be served by any web server. The release build for the backend is a simple binary that can be run on any machine. The release build for the frontend is a static bundle that can be served by any web server.
There are two ways to deploy the release build: as a standalone binary or as a container. The drawbacks of using a standalone binary is that it requires fiddling with the static files as well as matching it with a database on the host system. The drawbacks of using a container is that it requires Podman/Docker. The container is the recommended way to deploy the release build, and doing it this way, we can also deploy the database in a container.
### Container Deployment
We combine the frontend and backend into a single container using Podman/Docker. The `Containerfile` (also known as a Dockerfile) in the container directory is used to build the container. To see exactly how the container is built, refer to the `Containerfile`. We combine the frontend and backend into a single container using Podman/Docker. The `Containerfile` (also known as a Dockerfile) in the container directory is used to build the container. To see exactly how the container is built, refer to the `Containerfile`.
To build and reploy a release container with Podman, issue the `just start-release` command anywhere in the project directory. This will build the container and run it on `localhost:8080`. The container will be running in the background, and you can manage it with Podman see the podman documentation for more information. To build and reploy a release container with Podman, issue the `just start-release` command anywhere in the project directory. This will build the container and run it on `localhost:8080`. The container will be running in the background, and you can manage it with Podman see the podman documentation for more information.
### Standalone Binary Deployment
UNDER CONSTRUCTION