fix: separated docker compose environment variables

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced reusable environment variable anchors for improved configuration management across services.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced maintainability and readability of the Docker Compose setup by modularizing environment variable declarations.
  • Simplified the app-env anchor for easier updates.

These changes will lead to a more organized and efficient deployment process.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve a restructuring of the docker-compose.yml file, focusing on the environment variable declarations for various services. New reusable environment variable anchors have been introduced, allowing for a modular approach to configuration. The app-env anchor has been simplified, while services such as web, api, and worker have been updated to utilize these new anchors for their environment variables.

Changes

File	Change Summary
deploy/selfhost/docker-compose.yml	Added reusable environment variable anchors: x-db-env, x-redis-env, x-data-store-env, x-proxy-env, x-mq-env, x-live-env. Modified environment sections for services: web, space, admin, live, api, worker, beat-worker, migrator, plane-db, plane-redis, plane-mq, plane-minio, and proxy to reference new anchors.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as User
    participant B as Web Service
    participant C as API Service
    participant D as Worker Service
    participant E as Database
    participant F as Redis

    A->>B: Request
    B->>C: Forward request
    C->>E: Query data
    E-->>C: Return data
    C-->>B: Send response
    B-->>A: Return response

🐇 "In the garden where changes bloom,
Anchors rise to clear the gloom.
Services dance in a structured line,
With modular grace, they intertwine.
Hooray for the shifts, let’s hop and cheer,
For a cleaner code, we hold so dear!" 🌼

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