build: add restart policy in docker compose file

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Description:

Add key restart: unless-stopped for docker-compose yaml files

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  • Updated Docker Compose configurations to ensure API and Portal services automatically restart if stopped or crashed, improving service availability.

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• apps/portal/docker-compose.yml (1 hunks)

Walkthrough

The Docker Compose configurations for the API and portal services were updated to include restart policies. The API service now uses restart: unless-stopped, while the portal service uses restart: always, both ensuring automatic container restarts under specified conditions.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/api/docker-compose.yml	Added restart: unless-stopped to the transcript-summarizer-api service.
apps/portal/docker-compose.yml	Added restart: always to the osmosys-transcript-summarizer-portal service.

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Poem

The Docker bunnies hop with cheer,
Restarting containers far and near!
Unless stopped or always on,
They keep the services strong and drawn.
With every bounce, uptime’s bright—
Our systems hum both day and night!
🐇⚙️✨

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