fix: 서버 시작 스크립트 제작

[Gwonyeong]

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• 기능 추가
• 기능 수정

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated the application’s startup process to automatically perform necessary setup tasks before launching, ensuring a smoother and more reliable service deployment.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the Docker configuration to run a startup script instead of directly invoking Node.js. The new script, added to the repository, performs database migrations using Prisma and then starts the Node.js application. The Dockerfile is modified to copy the script into the image, set its execution permissions, and update the command to execute the script.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
prod.dockerfile	Added a line to copy server-start.sh into the image, changed file permissions to make it executable, and replaced the original CMD command.
scripts/server-start.sh	New shell script that runs yarn prisma migrate deploy for database migrations followed by starting the Node.js application at dist/src/main.js.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant D as Docker Container
    participant S as server-start.sh
    participant P as Prisma Migration
    participant N as Node App

    D->>S: Execute server-start.sh
    S->>P: Run "yarn prisma migrate deploy"
    P-->>S: Migrations complete
    S->>N: Start Node.js app ("dist/src/main.js")
    N-->>S: App is running

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Hoppin' in the code, I cheer with glee,
A script to run, as simple as can be.
Migrations deployed, the app's on track,
A Docker tale from my rabbit pack.
Enjoy the flow—let's hop ahead, no looking back!
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