Changed the image for the ovis-frontend service to use the new `ovis-frontend-ccp` tag, reflecting the latest version. Removed unnecessary environment variables to streamline the configuration.
Collapse the `/ccp-ovis` slash-redirect and prefix-strip flow into one `ovis-frontend-ccp` router by attaching both middlewares in order (redirect, then strip). This removes redundant router labels while preserving canonical `/ccp-ovis -> /ccp-ovis/` behavior and mounted-path forwarding to the frontend service.
Apply the PR #375 review feedback by removing Bridgehead-specific compose/setup overrides
that duplicated upstream OVIS behavior and by switching to the upstream-built Mongo image
that already contains init logic.
- rename CCP OVIS services to consistent upstream-style names (`ovis-*`) and update internal dependencies
- switch Mongo service image from direct `mongo:latest` + host-mounted init script to `docker.verbis.dkfz.de/ovis/ovis-backend-mongodb:latest`
- remove obsolete Mongo init bind mount (`/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/init.js`) from compose
- drop redundant runtime overrides from compose (`restart`, `command`, `user`, `working_dir`)
- remove duplicated app-default/preprocessor env overrides (`OVIS_PREPROC_*`, misc backend defaults) and keep deployment wiring only
- fix Mongo connection env usage to `ADDRESS` and point services to `ovis-backend-database-mongodb`
- remove temporary root-compat Traefik redirect shim and keep mounted `/ccp-ovis` routing labels
- remove setup-time generation of Mongo init.js and related cache directory prep from `ccp/modules/ovis-setup.sh`
- Replaced GUI_HOST with HOST
- Removed NODE_ENV
- Combine init_onco and backend service
- removed node_modules and .svelte-kit volumes
- removed mongodb volumes
- adjusted http_proxy and https_proxy
- adjusted path prefix from oaut2 to oauth2-ovis
- removed network-mode "host" in fhir-transformer service
- Removed the traefik service and renamed traefik-forward-auth to ovis- with ovis-traefik-forward-auth the labels, however would need help there as i got no knowledge of how OAuth2 works (Torben initialized that container)
- Updated MongoDB service configuration to include a direct initialization script for user and operation collections in the sh instead of in the compose directly
- Adjusted volume paths to only use the /var/cache/bridgehead/ccp directory
- Adjusted frontend and backend service labels for Traefik routing to not use ports
- Cleaned up unnecessary network definitions and volumes.
- Renamed FHIR Server URL to bridgehead-ccp-blaze:8080/fhir
- Removed redundant entrypoint (python main.py) of fhir transformer
* feat: migrate to new dnpm:dip node
* hardcode dnpm connector type to broker
* use `SITE_NAME` for dnpm `LOCAL_SITE`
* host central targets in git
* dnpm: add goettingen to central targets
* dnpm: add uksh to central targets
* dnpm: replace named volumes with fs volumes
* chore: change dnpm images
* chore: pin mysql
* dnpm: Secure endpoints for ETL and p2p communications (#254)
* fix authup redirect (#262)
When a OIDC provider is configured, you'll get redirected to authup by Keycloak which redirects you to the DNPM:DIP.
Currently the url looks like this: https://myserver/authup//someurl
and produces an error. Manually removing the additional / fixes the issue.
* Whitespace formatting
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Co-authored-by: Niklas <niklas@ytvwld.de>
Co-authored-by: Niklas Reimer <niklas@backbord.net>
Co-authored-by: Martin Lablans <6804500+lablans@users.noreply.github.com>
