Add dockerfile

[honsontran]

Docker files needed for deployment of Osmosis on Flux.

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[daniel-farina]

@jonator @niccoloraspa
This PR is for docker files needed to deploy Osmosis on decentralized cloud provider Flux. I think we should probably make a folder to categorize this sort of files.

What do guys think would be a good place for it?

/services/flux
or
.github/cloudproviders/flux ?

Thanks

[niccoloraspa]

Thanks @honsontran for the contribution.

There are no Flux specific files in this commit so there is no need for additional folders.

The Dockerfile and the docker-compose.yaml can stay both at the root level.

Both files need to expose the environment variables used in the deployment.

[jonator]

I agree. Also having the Dockerfile at the root may be needed for proper function by Docker.

[honsontran]

Thanks @honsontran for the contribution.

There are no Flux specific files in this commit so there is no need for additional folders.

The Dockerfile and the docker-compose.yaml can stay both at the root level.

Both files need to expose the environment variables used in the deployment.

Hi @niccoloraspa, just wanted to make sure, what environment variables are you referring to? I can make the adjustments if needed.