- Changed the working directory in the Dockerfile to /app for better organization.
- Removed the iat.yaml configuration file to simplify the container setup and reduce complexity.
- Adjusted the exposed port to 80, aligning with standard HTTP practices for the scraper application.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to reflect these changes, ensuring a streamlined build process.
- Renamed the existing 'tag' step to 'web tag' for clarity in the CI pipeline.
- Added a new 'scraper tag' step to generate application version tags based on the current git commit count and branch, improving versioning for the scraper application.
- This update streamlines the CI process and enhances the tagging mechanism for better tracking of application versions.
- Added a new Dockerfile for the scraper application located at cmd/scraper/Dockerfile to streamline the build process.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to correctly build the scraper application with the new Dockerfile.
- Refactored the main application entry point to utilize a new bootstrap package for configuration, logging, and MongoDB initialization.
- Enhanced the scraper's configuration management by defining a dedicated Config struct for better organization and maintainability.
- Updated the CI configuration in .drone.yml to use the new Dockerfile located at ./cmd/web/Dockerfile.
- Removed the old Dockerfile and Dockerfile-drone as they are no longer needed.
- Refactored the cmd/web/Dockerfile to streamline the build process and improve organization.
- Introduced a new bootstrap package to handle application initialization, including configuration, logging, MongoDB, Redis, and authorization service setup.
- Added a health check endpoint for monitoring the server status, enhancing the API's operational capabilities.
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