Final submission: Running rust server in Docker container (original PR:

#1590) (#1799)

* Added README.md for Project Proposal

* Final submission: Running rust server in Docker container

Co-authored-by: Johanna Loev <jolov@kth.se>
Co-authored-by: Khashayar Etemadi <khaes@kth.se>

contributions/executable-tutorial/maiga-jolov/README.md

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 Executable tutorial
 
 ## Description
-Create a Katakoda tutorial on how to to launch a rust server using a Docker containers and explaining the benefit of running the server using containers.
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+We created a Katakoda tutorial on how to to launch a rust server using a Docker containers and explaining the benefit of running the server using containers.
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+Learning goals of this tutorial:
+- Docker: what it is and why it is important for devops.
+- Overview of the Rust server code
+- Make a `Dockerfile` running a server
+- automating with `docker compose`
+- use environment variables
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+Final Submission Links:
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+Katacoda-Scenario Repository: https://github.com/joloev/katacoda-scenarios
+Katacoda-Scenario Tutorial: https://www.katacoda.com/joloev
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+We strived for:
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+|                                                                                                                       | Yes                              | No  |
+| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | --- |
+| executable: The tutorial can be automatically executed from beginning to the end, in the browser or in CI (see below) | **Mandatory** :heavy_check_mark: | -   |
+| ilo: The tutorial states the intended learning outcomes.                                                              | **Mandatory** :heavy_check_mark: | -   |
+| motivation: The tutorial is clearly motivated (why it matters for Devops?)                                            | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:       | No  |
+| browser-based: The tutorial can be successful executed in the browser (katacoda is recommended)                       | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:       | No  |
+| ci-based: The tutorial can successful be executed as a CI job                                                         | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:       | No  |
+| background: The tutorial gives enough background                                                                      | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:       | No  |
+| illustrated: The tutorial is illustrated with an informative figure (eg a flowchart)                                  | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:                          | No  |
+| pedagogical: The tutorial is easy to follow                                                                           | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:       | No  |
+| original: The tutorial is original, no or few similar tutorials exist on the web                                      | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:       | No  |
+| easter-eggs: The tutorial contains an easter egg                                                                      | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:       | No  |
+| language: The language is appropriate (structure, grammar, spelling)                                                  | **Yes** :heavy_check_mark:       | No  |
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