admin_pages_dev: Modified docker-compose configurattion

[Riyad-Murad]

Summary by Sourcery

Apply resource constraints and low-memory optimizations to Docker services, deploy a custom MySQL configuration file via CI workflows, and streamline Laravel startup with cache management.

Enhancements:

• Add memory and CPU limits to application, database, and Node.js services in docker-compose.yaml
• Mount a custom mysql-lowmem.cnf for low-memory MySQL tuning
• Set NODE_OPTIONS to cap Node.js memory usage
• Enhance dockerShell.sh to clear and cache Laravel config, routes, and views before migrations

CI:

• Add SCP steps in staging and production workflows to transfer mysql-lowmem.cnf to EC2 servers

Chores:

• Add new mysql-lowmem.cnf configuration file

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR refactors Docker Compose to enforce resource limits and a low-memory MySQL configuration, augments CI/CD workflows to deploy the new config file, and hardens the application startup script by clearing and precaching Laravel caches before migrations.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Enforce resource constraints on services in docker-compose	Added mem_limit and cpus to web, database, and node-server services Reordered and consolidated port mappings for mysql-database	docker-compose.yaml
Integrate low-memory MySQL configuration	Introduced mysql-lowmem.cnf with custom MySQL settings Mounted the custom config file into the mysql-database container	mysql-lowmem.cnf docker-compose.yaml
Update GitHub workflows to deploy custom MySQL config	Added SCP step to staging workflow to copy mysql-lowmem.cnf to EC2 Added SCP step to production workflow to copy mysql-lowmem.cnf to EC2	.github/workflows/stacksDockerDeployStaging.yaml .github/workflows/stacksDockerDeployProduction.yaml
Enhance dockerShell.sh for Laravel caching and clearing	Added commands to clear config, cache, route, and view before caching Ensured cache commands run before migrations	amp-laravel/dockerShell.sh

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