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# bridgehead
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This repository contains all information and tools to deploy a bridgehead. If you have any questions about deploying a bridgehead, please contact us.
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There are some prerequisites, which need to be meet befor starting a bridgehead.
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The first step is to copy the site.conf file. It contains some configuration and secrets for your bridgehead.
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With cp site.dev.conf site.conf you can clone the template. You need to set the project accoriding to the which bridgehead you want to start. It's either a GBN/BBMRI-ERIC, DKTK or C4 Bridgehead.
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The next step is creating a configuration for your bridghead. We can provide you a configuration git repository for bridgehead, just ask us. When you have a DKTK or C4 Bridgehead you propably need some configuration from us anyways.
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git submodule add -f https://"$git_username":"$git_access_token"@code.mitro.dkfz.de/scm/bd/"$site_name_lowercase"-config.git ./site-config
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If you want to manage the configuration your self you need to copy a env file from the respective project folder into a site-config folder.
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Step 3 is determind your prefered start method. You can can just start the docker container with start-bridgehead and stop it. Alternatively, we advice to use the install script. This script add a systemd service to your system which starts the bridgehead, it also stops and starts the system in the event of a reboot. Also it contains a service for automatic updating your bridgehead. It will check at 3:00 am if there are any updates and will apply them.
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Step 4 is checking your bridgehead.
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