- All-in-one: This is an easier deployment process but less flexible. It will deploy everything within a single docker container. DO NOT use if you plan to host your frontend separately or want to make significant changes to the frontend.
- Separate frontend: Deploy the frontend first, then connect it to the backend. This lets you make more front-end customizations, and gives you access to all images etc. Use this method to run a separate frontend instance.
- Customized backend: If you’ve customized the indexer and don’t want to override it, keep your previous backend customizations and only deploy the frontend container.