# Reverse Proxy Traefik

## Reverse Proxy Traefik

## Reverse Proxy Traefik

The package is an alternative reverse proxy Nginx, this reverse proxy exposes packages using both subdomains and subdirectories to host the following services:

| Package  | Hosted                                                                                 |
| -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Superset | Sub Domain (e.g. superset.)                                                            |
| Jempi    | Sub Domain (e.g. jempi.)                                                               |
| Santempi | Sub Domain (e.g. santempi.)                                                            |
| Kibana   | Sub Domain (e.g. kibana.)                                                              |
| Minio    | Sub Directory (e.g. /minio)                                                            |
| Grafana  | Sub Directory (e.g. /grafana)                                                          |
| JSReport | Sub Directory (e.g. /jsreport)                                                         |
| OpenHim  | Sub Domain (Frontend) Sub Directory (Backend) (e.g. openhim. and openhim./openhimcore) |

> Please ensure that the ENV "DOMAIN\_NAME\_HOST\_TRAEFIK" is set, in this documentation we will be using the placeholder "domain" for its value

### Subdomain-Based Reverse Proxy

The following packages do not support subdomains and require the use of domain/subdomain to access over the reverse proxy

#### Superset

Set the following environment variable in the package-metadata.json in the "./dashboard-visualiser-superset" directory

```bash
"environmentVariables":
{
# Other Configurations
...
    "SUPERSET_TRAEFIK_SUBDOMAIN": "superset"
}
```

#### Jempi

Set the following environment variables in the package-metadata.json in the "./client-registry-jempi" directory

```bash
"environmentVariables":
{
# Other Configurations
...
    "REACT_APP_JEMPI_BASE_API_HOST": "jempi-api.domain",
    "REACT_APP_JEMPI_BASE_API_PORT": "443",
    "JEMPI_API_TRAEFIK_SUBDOMAIN": "jempi-api",
    "JEMPI_WEB_TRAEFIK_HOST_NAME": "jempi-web",
}
```

#### Santempi

Set the following environment variables in the package-metadata.json in the "./client-registry-santempi" directory

```bash
"environmentVariables":
{
# Other Configurations
...
    "SANTEDB_WWW_TRAEFIK_SUBDOMAIN": "santewww",
    "SANTEDB_MPI_TRAEFIK_SUBDOMAIN": "santempi"
}
```

#### Enabling Kibana

Set the following environment variables in the package-metadata.json in the "./dashboard-visualiser-kibana" directory

```bash

"environmentVariables":
{
# Other Configurations
...
    "KIBANA_TRAEFIK_SUBDOMAIN": "kibana"
}

```

### Subdirectory

#### Enabling Minio

Set the following environment variables in the package-metadata.json in the "monitoring" directory

```bash
"environmentVariables":
{
# Other Configurations
...
    "MINIO_BROWSER_REDIRECT_URL": "https://domain/minio-console/"
}
```

#### MinIO Configuration

The MinIO server is configured to run with the following port settings:

* **API Port**: 9090
* **Console Port**: 9001

Ensure that your Traefik configuration reflects these ports to properly route traffic to the MinIO services. The API can be accessed at `https://<domain>/minio` and the Console at `https://<domain>/minio-console`.

Update your Traefik labels in the `docker-compose.yml` to match these settings:

```yaml
# API Configuration
- traefik.http.services.minio.loadbalancer.server.port=9090
# Console Configuration
- traefik.http.services.minio-console.loadbalancer.server.port=9001
```

#### Enabling Grafana

Set the following environment variables in the package-metadata.json in the "monitoring" directory

```bash

"environmentVariables":
{
# Other Configurations
...
    "KC_GRAFANA_ROOT_URL": "%(protocol)s://%(domain)s/grafana/",
    "GF_SERVER_DOMAIN": "domain",
    "GF_SERVER_SERVE_FROM_SUB_PATH": "true",
}

```

#### JS Report

Set the following environment variables in the package-metadata.json in the "dashboard-visualiser-jsreport" directory

```bash
"environmentVariables":
{
# Other Configurations
...
    "JS_REPORT_PATH_PREFIX": "/jsreport"
}
```

#### OpenHIM

Set the following environment variables in the package-metadata.json in the "./interoperability-layer-openhim" directory

> Note: Only the Backend services are accessible through subdirectory paths, not the frontend

```bash
"environmentVariables":
{
# Other Configurations
...
    "OPENHIM_SUBDOMAIN": "domain",
    "OPENHIM_CONSOLE_BASE_URL": "http://domain"
    "OPENHIM_CORE_MEDIATOR_HOSTNAME": "domain/openhimcomms",
    "OPENHIM_MEDIATOR_API_PORT": "443"
}
```


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