Alpine 3.22 removed openssl1.1-compat package which Prisma needs.
Switched production stage from node:20-alpine to node:20-slim (Debian)
which has proper OpenSSL support.
Changes:
- Use node:20-slim for production stage (keep Alpine for build)
- Install openssl and wget via apt-get
- Update user creation from Alpine (addgroup/adduser) to Debian (groupadd/useradd)
Validated identity-service build and startup in WSL2:
- Build passes successfully
- NestJS starts and loads all routes
- Prisma client connects without OpenSSL errors
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Prisma engine requires libssl.so.1.1 which is not available in Alpine
Linux by default (Alpine uses OpenSSL 3.x). Added openssl1.1-compat
package to all service Dockerfiles.
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- Add .dockerignore to exclude unnecessary files from Docker context
- Explicitly copy tsconfig, nest-cli.json, and src directory
- Add build verification step (test -f dist/main.js)
- Change CMD from npm run to direct node command
- Add health check and non-root user for security
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Fix build failure caused by missing DATABASE_URL environment variable
during prisma:generate step. Changed from npm run prisma:generate to
direct npx prisma generate with dummy DATABASE_URL.
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