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Update instructions in README #55

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Expand Up @@ -31,22 +31,20 @@ grant-types: ["authorization_code"]
post-logout-redirect-uris: ["http://localhost:8085/oidc/login"]
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Now that everything should be configured properly, from the root folder of the `starter-kit-lsaai-mock` run:
## Starting storage-and-interfaces with LS-AAI-mock

From the root of the `starter-kit-storage-and-interfaces` folder and run:

```shell
docker compose up -d
```

## Starting storage-and-interfaces with LS-AAI-mock

From the root of the `starter-kit-storage-and-interfaces` folder and run:
and then from the root folder of the `starter-kit-lsaai-mock` run:

```shell
docker compose up -d
```

Note that the above two commands need to be run in that specific order because the `LS-AAI-mock` compose creates the external network `my-app-network` which is used to communicate with the `aai-mock` service.

## Starting the stack in standalone demo mode

The file `docker-compose-demo.yml` is used to start the `storage-and-interfaces` services in *demo* mode with an example dataset preloaded and ingested to the sensitive data archive when the deployment is done. This comes with its own python implementation of a mock-oidc in place of LS-AAI and can be run as standalone for demonstration purposes.
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