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Updated documentations for running locally using Docker-Compose. #271

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Add Docker Compose Documentation and Example Configuration

This PR introduces documentation and an example configuration for deploying livekit-sip using Docker Compose. The changes aim to streamline the setup process, making it easier for developers and users to quickly get started with the project in a containerized environment. Related to issue #267 (comment)

Changes Included:

  • Added a new section for Docker Compose setup.
  • Added detailed instructions on how to set up and run livekit-sip using Docker Compose.
  • Includes steps for configuration, running the services, and troubleshooting common issues.
  • Linked relevant files and provided usage tips.

Why These Changes?

  • Ease of Use: Simplifies the deployment process for users who prefer containerized setups.
  • Improved Accessibility: Reduces the learning curve for new users by providing ready-to-use configurations.
  • Standardization: Encourages consistent setup and deployment practices across different environments.

Feedback Welcome:

  • Suggestions for improving the documentation clarity.
  • Testing feedback on the provided Docker Compose configuration.
  • Additional use cases or edge cases that should be covered in the examples.

@MefhigosetH MefhigosetH requested a review from a team as a code owner January 28, 2025 19:16
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