Part $1$: create an image to serve a static file. Some of your company's applications include simple static files to be served. you would like to create separate containers to serve static content. for testing, you can use the Python http server in the standard library, which can be run using "python $-$m http server $-$d $"$ to serve the files in listening on the given port. Create a new folder $/$home$/$user$/$web$2$ with a Dockerfile and a subfolder www containing a static file to be served. Write the Dockerfile so that it includes the default Python http server command to run for the web server, using port $8001.$ One you have assembled the necessary steps in your Dockerfile, execute the command to build it$.$ Make a screen capture showing the successful build of the web$2$ image. Now that your image is built, create and run a container based on it$.$ you may do this in several steps, or use the appropriate docker command to accomplish the task in a single step. Ensure that you connect port $8001$ of the docker container to port $8001$ on the host. also ensure that you map the www subfolder you created to the directory in the container that you are serving your static file from. IN firefox, navigate to localhost $8001$ to show the directory listing on port $8001,$ which should contain your static file. Make a screen capture showing the directory listing served on port $8001$

part $2$: add the static service to the Docker Compose File. Any static web services should be started as a part of the multi$-$container application. Update the file docker$-$compose.yml of your company's Django$-$based application to use the new web$2$ image created in the previous part. This new service should be named web$2$ and should be exposed on port $8080$ of the Docker host. Once you have updated the docker$-$compose.yml file, use docker compost to start the multi$-$container Django application. The output or your command should indicate all three containers $($db$,$ web and web$2)$ were created. make a screen capture showing the creation of the web, web$2,$ and db containers in the docker compose output. IN firefox, navigate to your wb$2$ service running on port $8080$ to display a directory listing that contains the file you created in the previous part. Make a screen capture showing the directory listing served on port $8080$