feat: Update docker-compose.yml files for reverse proxy and services

[brett-onions]

The docker-compose.yml files for the reverse proxy and services have been updated to include the necessary configurations for the reverse proxy. This will enable routing of requests to the appropriate microfrontend UIs for the fhir-ig-importer, kafka-mapper-consumer, and reprocess-mediator services.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced reverse proxy configurations for fhir-ig-importer, kafka-mapper-consumer, and reprocess-mediator services to enhance network routing and security.
  • Added new proxy paths for the mentioned services in both secure and insecure Nginx configuration files.

• Improvements

  • Updated Docker Compose files to use double quotes for version key consistency.
  • Added new network configurations to support reverse proxy setup.

[rcrichton]

Task linked: CU-86bz23wqj Expose Services - fhir-ig-importer, kafka-consumer-mapper and reprocess-ui through Nginx

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The recent updates across several docker-compose.yml files primarily involve changing the version declaration from single to double quotes and adding a new service configuration for a reverse-proxy network. Additionally, new proxy configurations have been introduced in Nginx configuration files to route traffic for specific services.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
fhir-ig-importer/docker-compose.yml	Updated version declaration and added reverse-proxy service configuration.
kafka-mapper-consumer/docker-compose.yml	Added reverse-proxy network and external networks under services section.
reprocess-mediator/docker-compose.yml	Updated version declaration and added reverse-proxy service configuration.
reverse-proxy-nginx/package-conf-insecure/...	Added proxy configurations for /fhir-ig-importer, /kafka-mapper-consumer-ui, and /reprocess-mediator-ui.
reverse-proxy-nginx/package-conf-secure/...	Added proxy configurations for /fhir-ig-importer, /kafka-mapper-consumer-ui, and /reprocess-mediator-ui.

Poem

In the code’s deep warren, changes sprout anew,
With networks and proxies, connections to pursue.
Double quotes now shimmer, where single once lay,
Services united, in a more seamless way.
Through Nginx they travel, paths clear and bright,
A rabbit’s delight, in the code’s soft light. 🌟🐇

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ec6ae59 and 71e2247.

Files selected for processing (5)

• fhir-ig-importer/docker-compose.yml (3 hunks)
• kafka-mapper-consumer/docker-compose.yml (2 hunks)
• reprocess-mediator/docker-compose.yml (3 hunks)
• reverse-proxy-nginx/package-conf-insecure/http-openhim-insecure.conf (1 hunks)
• reverse-proxy-nginx/package-conf-secure/http-openhim-secure.conf (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)

• fhir-ig-importer/docker-compose.yml
• reprocess-mediator/docker-compose.yml

Additional comments not posted (8)

kafka-mapper-consumer/docker-compose.yml (2)

49-51: Correct configuration of the reverse-proxy network as external. Ensure the external network reverse-proxy_public is correctly set up in your environment.

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30-30: LGTM! Ensure the reverse-proxy network is properly configured and tested for connectivity.

reverse-proxy-nginx/package-conf-insecure/http-openhim-insecure.conf (3)

29-33: Configuration for /reprocess-mediator-ui looks good. Verify that the endpoint is reachable and functioning as expected.

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23-27: Configuration for /kafka-mapper-consumer-ui looks good. Verify that the endpoint is reachable and functioning as expected.

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17-21: Configuration for /fhir-ig-importer looks good. Verify that the endpoint is reachable and functioning as expected.

reverse-proxy-nginx/package-conf-secure/http-openhim-secure.conf (3)

88-92: Configuration for /fhir-ig-importer looks good. Verify that the endpoint is reachable and functioning as expected.

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100-104: Configuration for /reprocess-mediator-ui looks good. Verify that the endpoint is reachable and functioning as expected.

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94-98: Configuration for /kafka-mapper-consumer-ui looks good. Verify that the endpoint is reachable and functioning as expected.