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17-17: Document the port usage in the DockerfileWhile the EXPOSE instruction is correctly placed, it would be helpful to add a comment explaining why this port is needed.
Add a comment above the EXPOSE instruction:
+# Expose port 8000 for [specify the service/purpose] EXPOSE 8000
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17-17: Verify that the Java application uses port 8000
The EXPOSE instruction has been added, but we need to verify that the Java application actually listens on port 8000.
Let's check the Java source code for network socket usage:
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