Dockerfile which creates a webserver, performs healthchecks and reads logs of the server.
A docker-compose file called webserver.yaml that performs following functionality:
- One container runs a web server of your choice (Apache httpd, nginx, ...) with a simple hello world // default landing page
- It is periodically verified that the web server is up and serves requests as expected
- A second container reads the traffic logs generated by the web server and displays them on the standard output
