Update Makefile and README after including docker-compose and ethernet container

Makefile

-registry=gitlab.cs.pub.ro:5050/reaact/can-container
+registry=gitlab.cs.pub.ro:5050/reaact/automotive-comm-setup
 img_name=can-container
-tag_name=${registry}
+eth_image="${registry}/eth"
+can_image="${registry}/can"
 
-# TODO: Update makefile
 build:
-	docker image build -t ${tag_name} .
+	docker image build -f eth.Dockerfile -t ${eth_image} .
+	docker image build -f can.Dockerfile -t ${can_image} .
 
 run:
-	docker run -d --network=host --name ${img_name} ${tag_name}
-
-bash:
-	docker exec -it ${img_name} /bin/bash
+    docker-compose up
 
 push:
-	docker push ${tag_name}
+	docker push ${eth_image}
+	docker push ${can_image}
 
 clean:
-	docker rm -f ${img_name}
-	docker image rm -f ${tag_name}
+	docker-compose down --rmi local
 

README.md

@@ -17,21 +17,21 @@ To be able to use/run it, the following steps should be followed:
     * save the token to a file, as it is visible only once
 3. Login
     * docker login gitlab.cs.pub.ro:5050 -p "INSERT_ACCESS_TOKEN"
-4. Pull the image
-    * docker pull gitlab.cs.pub.ro:5050/reaact/can-container
-5. Run it
-    * docker run --name ubuntu-can --network=host gitlab.cs.pub.ro:5050/reaact/can-container:latest
-6. Scan the traffic **on the host**
+4. Run the setup using Docker Compose
+    * docker-compose up
+5. Generate CAN or Ethernet traffic from the containers
+    docker exec <can-container-name> cangen vcan0
+    docker exec <eth-container-name> trafgen --dev <eth-if> --conf trafgen.cfg
+6. View the CAN or Ethernet traffic **on the host**
     * candump vcan0
+    * tcpdump -i <eth-if>
 
 Or you can use the Makefile. Steps 1-3 remain the same and then:
-* Get the changes
-    * git pull
-* Run it
+* Run the setup
     * make run
+* Generate traffic as mentioned in the previous section
 * Scan the traffic **on the host**
-    * candump vcan0
-* Delete the image and container
+* Stop the containers and delete the images
     * make clean
 
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