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Docker Compose (Linux)

In theory, this approach could also be used on macOS.

Every service will be configured via NodeJS, managed by docker-compose, and finally runs inside a docker container. In addition, a Kubernetes cluster is created to host all deployments of flow nodes.

Simpleproxy proxies tcp traffic from docker host to the kubernetes cluster, so a connection cluster server -> docker-host -> component orchestrator will be ensured.

1. Preparations

Following software needs to be installed

  1. Docker
  2. Docker Compose
  3. Minikube
  4. NodeJS > 12
  5. MongoDB Shell
  6. Simpleproxy

Clone main repository

git clone https://github.com/openintegrationhub/openintegrationhub.git

The following commands should all be run from *src/* directory

cd dev-tools/docker-compose/src

Install the required packages. (Keep in mind, that those packages will be installed in the scope of a docker container and the underlying operating system)

node packages/install

Make sure, your firewall allows tcp traffic from docker networks to host for following ports

  • 3000+ (services port range)
  • 5672 (rabbitMQ)
  • 9090 (proxy to kubernetes cluster)

2. Start development

Start with initial state

node setup/minikube && node setup/kubernetes && node setup/iam && node setup/flows && node start

If everything started up successfully you can visit the frontend with

http://localhost:3000/

and log in as default admin user “admin@openintegrationhub.com”/”somestring”

3. Monitoring

In addition to the frontend, there are other monitoring tools available.

Minikube dashboard

Run

minikube dashboard

to open Minikube Kubernetes Dashboard. Here you will find all details about deployments within the “flows” namespace.

RabbitMQ Web Interface

Just navigate to http://localhost:15672/ and log in with “guest”/”guest” to get details about the underlying message queue.

4. Testing

Run tests for all libs/services

node test

Run tests for specific libs/services

node test services/component-orchestrator
node test lib/iam-utils

5. Stop development

Hit ctrl+c to exit process and run

node stop