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In the end, I want to have opal and mica running with agate, but here, yes, I want to have agate running on its own with access to the URL provided in the readme.
After more inquiry, for some reason the https entry point for mica and agate is not functional any more when accessed through a docker container. It works with opal, which is not a spring boot application as mica and agate are.
I have updated the Opal and Mica docker image scripts, so that the AGATE_URL can be provided (in place of AGATE_HOST and AGATE_PORT). Same thing with OPAL_URL for Mica. Then you can specify a http or https URL. the documentations and example docker compose files have been updated accordingly. If you want to use https, make a complete setup with a reverse proxy (as recommended).
Following the instructions of https://github.com/obiba/docker-agate/blob/master/README.md , I get an error on loading the page https://localhost:8844/ :
PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR
Browser: firefox 102.9.0esr
Docker: version 23.0.1
docker-compose: 1.25.0
Using the port 8871 without https works, but this is not accessible by the opal defaults configuration (expects https).
Please provide a docker-compose file that runs as described in the readme.
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