The single standalone instance from the first pass didn't match HAL's actual
topology: HAL runs minio1-4, two drives each, behind an nginx load balancer
on 9000 (S3) and 9001 (console). This rewrite mirrors that exactly — same
node count, same erasure-coding command, same LB config — so the migration
is a real like-for-like move, not a simplification.
Only the two images that had to change did: the minio server (dead upstream,
already fixed in the prior commit) and nginx (1.19.2-alpine is long EOL;
repinned to current stable-alpine by digest). Data still lands on a fresh,
empty, mesh-owned path, never HAL's live drives.
The OIDC-wait entrypoint wrapper HAL used is dropped: it's a no-op when
MINIO_IDENTITY_OPENID_CONFIG_URL is unset (it always is here — no OIDC
integration was ever wired to minio itself), and this catalogue has no
container resource field for overriding a container's entrypoint anyway —
every converted module relies on the image's own entrypoint plus args,
which is exactly what the original single-node version already did.
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