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Updated README to trigger CD #87

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# OpenMRS 3.0 Reference Application
# OpenMRS 3.0 - OHRI

This project holds the build configuration for the OpenMRS 3.0 reference application, found on
This project holds the build configuration for the OpenMRS 3.0 OHRI,
based on the O3 distro found on
https://dev3.openmrs.org and https://o3.openmrs.org.

## Quick start

### Package the distribution and prepare the run

```
docker compose build
```

### Run the app

```
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```
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up
```


### Package the distribution and prepare the run

```
docker compose build
```


## Overview

This distribution consists of four images:
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includes a full Initializer configuration for the reference application intended as a starting point.
* frontend - This image is a simple nginx container that embeds the 3.x frontend, including the modules described in the
`frontend/spa-build-config.json` file.
* proxy - This image is an even simpler nginx reverse proxy that sits in front of the `backend` and `frontend` containers
* gateway - This image is an even simpler nginx reverse proxy that sits in front of the `backend` and `frontend` containers
and provides a common interface to both. Basically, this help mitigate CORS issues.

## Contributing to the configuration
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