README-deploy.md

OntoBot Deploy Configs

This branch contains deployment-oriented configuration and container manifests only. Use it to provision and run OntoBot stacks without application source.

Included

• Root compose files:
  • docker-compose.bldg1.yml, docker-compose.bldg2.yml, docker-compose.bldg3.yml
  • docker-compose.extras.yml, docker-compose.pg.yml, docker-compose.ts.yml, docker-compose.cassandra.yml
  • docker-compose.rasatrain.yml, legacy docker-compose.yml
• Service-specific compose/Dockerfiles:
  • rasa-bldg1/, rasa-bldg2/, rasa-bldg3/ compose files
  • microservices/Dockerfile, decider-service/Dockerfile, rasa-frontend/Dockerfile
  • rasa-bldg*/actions/Dockerfile, Transformers/*/Dockerfile
• Sample environment file: .env.example

Usage

1. Copy .env.example to .env and adjust values.
2. Choose a building stack and bring it up:

# Building 1 (ABACWS)
docker-compose -f docker-compose.bldg1.yml up -d --build

# With optional language services
docker-compose -f docker-compose.bldg1.yml -f docker-compose.extras.yml up -d --build

3. Access services:

• Frontend: http://localhost:3000
• Fuseki: http://localhost:3030
• Analytics: http://localhost:6001/health
• Rasa: http://localhost:5005/version

Run only one building stack at a time to avoid port conflicts.

Notes

• This branch intentionally omits application code and datasets.
• Point services at external NL2SPARQL / LLM endpoints if preferred (see .env.example).