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@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ The architecture is split into 3 distinct services via `docker-compose.yaml`:
### How to Run the Application ### How to Run the Application
1. **Prepare the application**: Run `./prepare-app.sh`. This script initiates `docker-compose build` to create/download the images. 1. **Prepare the application**: Run `./prepare-app.sh`. This script initiates `docker-compose build` to create/download the images.
2. **Launch the application**: Run `./start-app.sh`. Access the web application via your browser at `http://localhost:5000`. You can log into the administration interface using the email `admin.a@gmail.com` and password `azertyuiop`. 2. **Launch the application**: Run `./start-app.sh`. Access the web application via your browser at `http://localhost:5000`. You can log into the administration interface using the email `admin.a@gmail.com` and password `azertyuiop`. You can also use the `complexe@gmail.com` and password `azertyuiop` to try different role.
3. **Pause the application**: Run `./stop-app.sh`. This script stops the containers gracefully without resetting their state or destroying the virtual network. 3. **Pause the application**: Run `./stop-app.sh`. This script stops the containers gracefully without resetting their state or destroying the virtual network.
4. **Remove the application**: Run `./remove-app.sh`. This removes all containers, networks, local images, and **named volumes**, erasing all traces of the deployed application. 4. **Remove the application**: Run `./remove-app.sh`. This removes all containers, networks, local images, and **named volumes**, erasing all traces of the deployed application.