Update docker-compose.yml

[mghaderi187]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the deployment configuration for the main service to use a specific image.
  • Adjusted the external port mapping so the main service is now accessible via port 8081.
• New Features
  • Updated the brand name in the navigation bar to "PNT Bank".

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the docker-compose.yml file by modifying the mainapp service configuration. The image directive has been changed to a specific image devopscrusher/bankapp:latest, and the container_name directive has been removed. The port mapping has been updated from "8080:8080" to "8081:8080". The dependency on the mysql service and related healthcheck configurations remain unchanged, as does the volume declaration for bankapp-volume. The login.html file has had its brand name modified from "Goldencat Bank" to "PNT Bank."

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docker-compose.yml	- Updated image from ${DUSER}/${IMAGE} to devopscrusher/bankapp:latest in mainapp service. - Removed container_name directive in mainapp service. - Updated port mapping from "8080:8080" to "8081:8080" in mainapp service.
src/main/resources/templates/login.html	- Changed brand name from "Goldencat Bank" to "PNT Bank."

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as Developer
    participant DC as Docker Compose
    participant MySQL as MySQL Container
    participant MainApp as Main App Container

    User->>DC: Run "docker-compose up"
    DC->>MySQL: Start mysql container (with healthcheck)
    MySQL-->>DC: Healthcheck passes
    DC->>MainApp: Start mainapp container with image `devopscrusher/bankapp:latest`
    Note right of MainApp: Exposed on port mapping "8081:8080"

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