This introduces a completely revamped docker setup. The missing parts are the workflows and the docker-compose.yml.

Without any configuration the container uses an example yml config shipped with it.
Graph locations are parsed from envs, json and yml files

- Introduce container log levels and add adjustments
- Upgrade build image to java 21 (still compiled to 17)

- move application.yml validation to separate file
- add error exit codes
- use yq to edit & validate
- use sed instead of awk (for os compatibility)
- move comments to echo output

- add a new script to parse application.yml to a properties file

The scripts are using yq to make the rewrite process more robust.
The less we use sed magic, the better.

…yml and ors-config.env

- use ors default port in container
- Add a basic docker compose check for built image

This has been a misleading variable for some time. This introduces REBUILD_GRAPHS and keeps BUILD_GRAPHS in compatibility for now.

The setup now detects if the user runs the container with a less privileged user and prints out necessary data for that

- improve container handling
- add default java opts & information to docker-compose environment

Co-authored-by: Amandus Butzer <[email protected]>

as ors is reading the config path from $HOME, this did not work
when running ors in a container as root.
We moved the config ors is using in the container to the default
lookup location '/etc/openrouteservice'.

introduces:
- copying example config to ors-config.yml if it doesn't exist
- not using example-config.yml by default
- adjust docker-compose.yml to changes

Co-authored-by: Jochen Haeussler <[email protected]>

switch to usage of copied file in /home/ors/files instead of root folder

Co-authored-by: Julian Psotta <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jochen Haeussler <[email protected]>

The user needs to be 1000:1000 if anything else than 0:0 wants to be chosen. Else the image needs to be rebuild with the correct gid and uid.

The path will now default to /home/ors/config allowing for easier mounts and a more streamlined way to configure the container.

This removes the redundant BASE_FOLDER and replaces a couple of more hard coded paths to ORS_HOME.

It is good to have a more in depth feedback on what goes wrong.

…to the checks

This avoids users mounting and accidentally fiddling with the jar file.

…atest

This ensures that users that checkout the compose from main will either fail or if it was cloned with the repo will have the latest repo stage build as their docker image. The image line is adjusted in the release action so that the release artifacts compose files will always point to their subsequent image version on docker hub.

…ifact release

Curl and openssl are not needed for the final image.

…the config loading messages

The enhanced messages ensure that the user knows that a config is either read by ENV or as a fallback when existing in the config folder.

Curl is necessary for the health check in the docker-compose.yml

Wget is provided by default and can also be used for the health check. One dependency less :).