Add Docker Support with Integrated OpenSquat#5
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Add Docker Support with Integrated OpenSquat
Hi... I've added comprehensive Docker support to make PhishGuard deployment much easier.
What's Changed
Why This Matters
Before: Users had to manually install OpenSquat, manage Python deps, deal with version conflicts, etc. Pretty painful for SOC teams who just want to get monitoring up fast.
After: git clone → docker-compose up -d → done. Takes 2-3 minutes instead of 30-60.
Files Changed
Tested
✅ Builds successfully (~4 min build time)
✅ Container starts healthy and OpenSquat is detected
✅ Web interface works at http://localhost:8080
✅ Real-time monitoring functional
✅ Backward compatible with manual installs
Impact
This transforms PhishGuard from "developer tool requiring setup" to "enterprise-ready security appliance" that deploys instantly. Should significantly boost adoption by removing deployment friction.
The Docker implementation follows best practices (non-root user, health checks, proper signal handling) and is ready for production use.