Provides docker-based minimal eureka platform
- eureka-platform-bootstrap
- Table of contents
- Run applications in docker
- Script environment variables
- Hosts file configuration
- Additional images build
- Generate local credentials and configuration
- Update module versions
- Deploying core services
- Deploying mgr-components
- app-platform-minimal application registration
- Registration of application descriptor
- app-platform-minimal deployment
- Create a tenant
- Creating a user
- Additional images
- Miscellaneous scripts
Required tools:
- Docker
- Python v3.10+ and pip
- Java 17
- Maven
This variables can be overwritten in .env.local.credentials
Variable | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|
POSTGRES_PASSWORD | postgres_admin | Postgres Database password |
KC_DB_PASSWORD | keycloak_admin | Keycloak database password |
KONG_DB_PASSWORD | kong_admin | Kong database password |
OKAPI_DB_PASSWORD | okapi_admin | Okapi database password (all modules will use this database to create tenant specific schemas) |
MGR_APPLICATIONS_DB_PASSWORD | mgr_applications_admin | mgr-applications database password |
MGR_TENANTS_DB_PASSWORD | mgr_tenants_admin | mgr-tenants database password |
MGR_TENANT_ENTITLEMENTS_DB_PASSWORD | mgr_tenant_entitlements_admin | mgr-tenant-entitlements database password |
KC_ADMIN_PASSWORD | admin | Keycloak admin password |
KC_ADMIN_CLIENT_SECRET | be-admin-client-secret | Keycloak admin client secret |
NOTE: It is recommended to generate your own set of credentials for a new deployment instead of using default values, see how to generate deployment credentials.
This variables can be overwritten in .env.local
:
Variable | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|
KC_LOGIN_CLIENT_SUFFIX | -login-app | a suffix for a tenant client that will perform all authentication and authorization requests |
KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_ID | m2m-client | Name of service client (participated in module-to-module requests) |
KC_ADMIN_CLIENT_ID | be-admin-client | Keycloak admin client id |
MGR_TENANTS_VERSION | latest | Docker image version for mgr-tenants |
MGR_TENANTS_VERSION | latest | Docker image version for mgr-tenants |
MGR_TENANTS_REPOSITORY | folioci/mgr-tenants | Docker repository for mgr-tenants |
MGR_APPLICATIONS_VERSION | latest | Docker image version for mgr-applications |
MGR_APPLICATIONS_REPOSITORY | folioci/mgr-applications | Docker repository for mgr-applications |
MGR_TENANT_ENTITLEMENTS_VERSION | latest | Docker image version for mgr-tenant-entitlements |
MGR_TENANT_ENTITLEMENTS_REPOSITORY | folioci/mgr-tenant-entitlements | Docker repository for mgr-tenant-entitlements |
FOLIO_MODULE_SIDECAR_VERSION | latest | Docker image version for folio-module-sidecar |
FOLIO_MODULE_SIDECAR_REPOSITORY | folioci/folio-module-sidecar | Docker repository for folio-module-sidecar |
NOTE: Folio module versions are populated with the following script (based on application descriptor):
python ./misc/docker-module-updater/run.py
Keycloak and kafka uses specific settings in this deployment that prevents them accessing locally. To make it possible,
hosts
file must be updated with following lines:
127.0.0.1 keycloak
127.0.0.1 kafka
Additional images are required to built before running eureka-platform-bootstrap
in docker.
This command will build custom vault image, with autoconfiguration for initial credentials:
sh ./misc/build-images.sh
Before all the steps, make sure that you are in the docker
directory:
cd docker
To set local credentials and configuration a following script must be executed:
sh ./set-local-credentials.sh
NOTE: This step is optional, however it will provide more secure deployment for local development In addition, once credentials is set and core profile is running - changing them will break deployment, and the workaround is to manually update them in
.env.local.crendentials
and in corresponding container or to start deployment from scratch by removing docker volumes (before executing a script - deployment must be stopped with./stop-docker-containers.sh
):docker volume rm -f folio-platform-minimal_db folio-platform-minimal_kafka-data folio-platform-minimal_vault-data
NOTE: This step is optional, execute the following command only if you have modified app-platform-miniaml module descriptor
python ../misc/docker-module-updater/run.py
Executing the following command will run containers for core infrastructure for Eureka deployment:
- Database (PosgreSQL with configured databases and credentials)
- api-gateway: Kong
- Keycloak (cluster deployment 1 node + load balancer (nginx))
- Apache Kafka + Kafka UI
./start-docker-containers.sh -p core
Checklist before going to the next step:
-
Database must be available with configured admin client (credentials:
postgres:{{POSTGRES_PASSWORD}}
):jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/postgres
-
Check Keycloak admin dashboard (credentials:
admin:{{KC_ADMIN_PASSWORD}}
):http://localhost:8080
NOTE: If keycloak is not available (502 Bad Gateway), try to execute:
./dc.sh restart keycloak
-
Check Kong Manager Dashboard:
http://localhost:8002
NOTE: If kong is not available, removing it by
./dc.sh down api-gateway
and then enabling it again with./dc.sh up --data api-gateway
should resolve this issue -
Check Kafka UI:
http://localhost:9080
-
Check Vault:
http://localhost:8200/
Unseal token can be retrieved with script:
sh ./misc/get-vault-token.sh
Before initializing mgr-components
, Vault access must be provided via env variable - SECRET_STORE_VAULT_TOKEN
. The
following script will populate it in .env.local
:
sh ./misc/populate-vault-token.sh
NOTE: All local configuration lives in
.env.local
file, in thedocker/
directory, if you want to customize deployment - use this file, it is excluded from git, so pulling latest changes from master or other branches will be simple.
NOTE: mgr-components versions can be re-configured with following env variables in
.env.local
:export MGR_TENANTS_VERSION={{newVersion}} export MGR_TENANTS_REPOSITORY={{newRepositoryName}} export MGR_APPLICATIONS_VERSION={{newVersion}} export MGR_APPLICATIONS_REPOSITORY={{newRepositoryName}} export MGR_TENANT_ENTITLEMENTS_VERSION={{newVersion}} export MGR_TENANT_ENTITLEMENTS_REPOSITORY={{newRepositoryName}}
eureka-platform-bootstrap
uses the latest tag from folioci docker public registry, to update and pull the latest tagssh ./docker/dc.sh pull
can be used.
Executing this command will run containers for:
- mgr-tenants (tenant management)
- mgr-applications (application management + discovery management)
- mgr-tenant-entitlements (tenant application management)
./start-docker-containers.sh -p mgr-components
Adding a new application to mgr-applications
will require following steps:
-
To expose your pre-defined variables to current terminal
source .env.local
-
Get system access token:
This token is used to communicate with mgr-componentsexport KC_ADMIN_CLIENT_ID={{value from .env.local, if not defined - from .env}} export KC_ADMIN_CLIENT_SECRET={value from .env.local.credentials, if not defined - from .env}
-
If you have not set up local credentials, you can use default values:
export KC_ADMIN_CLIENT_ID=be-admin-client
export KC_ADMIN_CLIENT_SECRET=be-admin-client-secret
systemAccessToken=$(curl -X POST --silent \
--header "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
--data-urlencode "client_id=${KC_ADMIN_CLIENT_ID}" \
--data-urlencode "grant_type=client_credentials" \
--data-urlencode "client_secret=${KC_ADMIN_CLIENT_SECRET}" \
"http://keycloak:8080/realms/master/protocol/openid-connect/token" \
| jq -r ".access_token")
NOTE: Access token lifespan can be increased in Keycloak to 30 minutes:
- Login to keycloak
- Select master realm
- Then go to Realm Settings -> Tokens -> Access Tokens
- Increase the value of
Access Token Lifespan
The following command will print access token value (Optional):
echo "$systemAccessToken"
-
Verify that mgr-components are available (Optional)
curl -X GET --silent \ --header "Content-Type: application/json" \ --header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \ "http://localhost:8000/tenants" | jq
curl -X GET --silent \ --header "Content-Type: application/json" \ --header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \ "http://localhost:8000/applications" | jq
curl -X GET --silent \ --header "Content-Type: application/json" \ --header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \ "http://localhost:8000/entitlements" | jq
NOTE: Responses must be
200 OK
, if not - check the container logs to find the issue
app-platform-minimal
contains basic functionality for Eureka platform:
- User and AuthUsers management (
mod-users-keycloak
+mod-users
+mod-users-bl
) - Authentication and authorization (
keycloak
+mod-login-keycloak
+ sidecars) - Capability/Role/Policy management (
mod-roles-keycloak
) - Scheduled timers support (
mod-scheduler
) - Notes (
mod-notes
) - Tenant settings management (
mod-settings
)
When the previous step is finished, mgr-applications
is ready to accept applications, and sidecars will require
pre-defined application to load bootstrap information.
This command adds app-platform-minimal to mgr-applications
:
curl -X POST --silent \
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \
--data "@../descriptors/app-platform-minimal/descriptor.json" \
"http://localhost:8000/applications" | jq
NOTE: Created application can be retrieved using the following command:
curl -X GET --silent \ --header "Content-Type: application/json" \ --header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \ "http://localhost:8000/applications/app-platform-minimal-0.0.17-SNAPSHOT.2?full=true" | jq
This command will provide discovery information for all modules in app-platform-minimal
:
curl -X POST --silent \
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \
--data "@../descriptors/app-platform-minimal/discovery.json" \
"http://localhost:8000/modules/discovery" | jq
NOTE: Created application discovery data can be retrieved using the following command:
(Optional) Stored application discovery information
curl -X GET --silent \ --header "Content-Type: application/json" \ --header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \ "http://localhost:8000/applications/app-platform-minimal-0.0.17-SNAPSHOT.2/discovery?limit=100" | jq
NOTE: it's also possible to run native image build by following the instruction in
folio-module-sidecar
project, image values can be customized in.env.local
:export FOLIO_MODULE_SIDECAR_VERSION={{folio-module-sidecar-version}} export FOLIO_MODULE_SIDECAR_REPOSITORY={{folio-module-sidecar-repostitory}}
The following command will run containers that belongs to app-platform-minimal
:
./start-docker-containers.sh -p app-platform-minimal
NOTE: Verify manually that all containers started without any errors by checking logs of each container and sidecars (
mod-
andsc-
prefixes in search)
The following command will create and save tenant id as variable:
curl -X POST --silent \
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \
--data '{"name": "test", "description": "Test Tenant"}' \
"http://localhost:8000/tenants" | jq
Command to get test tenant id:
testTenantId=$(curl -X GET --silent \
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \
"http://localhost:8000/tenants?query=name==test" | jq -r ".tenants[0].id")
This command should print tenant identifier
echo "${testTenantId}"
The following command will install app-platform-minimal
for prepared test
tenant:
curl -X POST --silent \
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \
--data '{"tenantId": "'"${testTenantId}"'", "applications": [ "app-platform-minimal-0.0.17-SNAPSHOT.2" ] }' \
"http://localhost:8000/entitlements?ignoreErrors=true" | jq
Await for successful result, entitlements for tenant can be checked with command
curl -X GET --silent \
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--header "x-okapi-token: ${systemAccessToken}" \
"http://localhost:8000/entitlements?query=tenantId=${testTenantId}" | jq
This JWT token provides admin access to folio system (all permissions included)
NOTE: By default name of client is:
sidecar-module-access-client
, but it can be redefined by variable:KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_ID
{{KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET}}
can be obtained from Vault or from Keycloak.
To retrieve service client secret from vault
- Open Vault at
http://localhost:8200/ui/vault/secrets
- Open following folder in sequence:
secret/
->folio/
->test/
- Copy data from
${KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}
field (m2m-client
by default)
To retrieve service token from Keycloak:
- Login to keycloak
- Select
test
realm - Then go to Clients ->
${KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}
Client (m2m-client
by default) -> Credentials - Copy value from
Client Secret
field
export environment variables:
export KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_ID={{value from .env.local, if not defined - from .env}}
export KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET={{value from previous step}}
accessToken=$(curl -X POST --silent \
--header "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
--data-urlencode "client_id=${KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}" \
--data-urlencode "grant_type=client_credentials" \
--data-urlencode "client_secret=${KC_SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET}" \
"http://keycloak:8080/realms/test/protocol/openid-connect/token" \
| jq -r ".access_token")
user=$(curl -X POST --silent \
--header 'x-okapi-tenant: test' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header "x-okapi-token: ${accessToken}" \
--data-raw '{
"active": true,
"departments": [],
"proxyFor": [],
"type": "patron",
"username": "folio",
"personal": {
"lastName": "Test",
"firstName": "Test",
"email": "[email protected]",
"addresses": []
}
}' \
'http://localhost:8000/users-keycloak/users')
echo $user | jq
user_id=$(echo $user | jq -r ".id")
curl -X POST --silent \
--header 'x-okapi-tenant: test' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header "x-okapi-token: ${accessToken}" \
--data '{ "username": "folio", "userId": "'${user_id}'", "password": "folio" }' \
'http://localhost:8000/authn/credentials' | jq
curl -X POST --silent \
--header 'x-okapi-tenant: test' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{ "username": "folio", "password": "folio" }' \
'http://localhost:8000/authn/login' | jq
Additional images are build with the following command:
sh ./misc/build-images.sh
This image provides HashiCorp Vault container (with some automation) to store secret for Folio platform
Updates docker deployment and discovery information versions according to the Application Descriptor
python ./misc/docker-module-updater/run.py
Run the following command to build the ARM images from the eureka-platform-bootstrap
folder:
More: ARM Images Builder
./misc/arm-image-builder/build.sh
Run the following command to remove all docker volumes related to the deployment:
./docker/remove-folio-platform-volumes.sh
The script deploys local environment with default settings. Covered steps:
- Start
core
services - Start
mgr-components
- Register
app-platform-minimal
application - Deploy
app-platform-minimal
- Create a
test
tenant - Enable
app-platform-minimal
application for tenant
Run the following command to deploy local environment:
./start.sh
> docker version
Client: Docker Engine - Community
Version: 27.1.1
Server: Docker Engine - Community
Engine:
Version: 27.1.1
API version: 1.46 (minimum version 1.24)
> docker compose version
Docker Compose version v2.29.1
> python --version
Python 3.10.12