Adding a docker option

[gbit-is]

With all the tools required for building OpenMaxUI I decided to do this inside a docker container, I decided to use ubuntu as a base image since I am familiar with it, it could probably be built as a lighter image inside alpine or something

This pull request includes the Dockerfile required for building the image and a docker compose file with an nginx reverse proxy to provide https access on port 443

Note: the initial build time is significant and the final docker image ends up being close to 5GB in size

[nreisingercres]

5GB is huge for this docker image. It'll be better to use multi stages, have the first stage build the artifacts (both frontend with node and back end with golang) then copy them to the second stage(the release image) then the final container image will not contain everything used to build it.
https://docs.docker.com/build/building/multi-stage/

[gbit-is]

Totally agree, that is not something I have ever done before but I might have time next week to figure it out

[gbit-is]

lol, it was muuuuch simpler then I thought
I will be submitting the much smaller and better image, along with a fix to the nginx config

[gbit-is]

Closing this pull and will open a new one

[gbit-is]

Link to the new pull request:

#26