RORDEV-1439 reproducer

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates two configuration files. In the Kibana access settings for administrators, a new line (index: .kibana_@{acl:current_group}) has been added to dynamically reference the current group in readonlyrest.yml. Additionally, the Docker Compose configuration for the es-ror service has been modified by updating its host port mapping from 5000:5000 to 15000:5000, thereby changing how the service is accessed externally.

Changes

File	Change Summary
ror-demo-cluster/.../readonlyrest.yml	Added a new configuration line index: .kibana_@{acl:current_group} under the "Admins" group in the Kibana access rule for dynamic index selection.
ror-demo-cluster/docker-compose.yml	Updated the port mapping for the es-ror service from "5000:5000" to "15000:5000", changing the host port while keeping the container port consistent.

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• ror-demo-cluster/conf/es/readonlyrest.yml (1 hunks)
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ror-demo-cluster/docker-compose.yml (1)

14-14: Port Mapping Update for es-ror Service
The host-to-container port mapping for the es-ror service has been updated to "15000:5000". This aligns with the PR objective by exposing the container’s port 5000 on host port 15000. Please verify that any external configurations (e.g., firewall rules, proxy settings, or documentation) are updated to reflect this change.

ror-demo-cluster/conf/es/readonlyrest.yml (1)

23-23: Dynamic Kibana Index for Admins
A new configuration line index: .kibana_@{acl:current_group} has been added under the "Admins" access control rule. This dynamic placeholder is intended to reference the current administrator group. Please confirm that the templating syntax (@{acl:current_group}) is supported by your configuration parser and that it resolves correctly at runtime. Additionally, ensure that relevant documentation is updated to guide future configuration changes.

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