The image microservice for an Art Gallery App. Using Spring Boot, GCP, Tika and various other frameworks & libs.
Work in progress
Defaults are provided for all profiles in src/main/resources/application[-profile].properties.
In addition to the standard spring boot locations, it is possible to provide overrides in different locations (depending on the profile).
If you have additional properties to set (logging level) or are unhappy with the default (e.g. db port), you can place
a dev.yml in the root directory. These values will be put on top of the "property resolution stack".
Currently, no overrides are provided. Configuration is done automatically via testcontainers and lifecycle hooks.
Production profile allows file:/etc/config/properties/application.yml and configtree:/etc/secrets/properties/. The
secret properties are usually files like spring.datasource.passsword which are included by kubernetes as secrets
Templates for required confis and secrets can be found in ./k8s/templates.
The following services are expected to run and be configured.
- Postgres DB
- Cloud Storage
- PubSub
- Redis
- Keycloak
The docker compose file in docker/docker-compose.yml provides the defaults for the required services. This file is
also used by the integration tests. No ports are necessary, as the ambassador container acts as a proxy.
Additionally, docker/docker-compose.dev.yml contains useful defaults for the local dev environment (stable ports,
persistent db, db admin tool, ...).
It can be started with the
command docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.dev.yml up -d [service1 service2]. Single components
can be configured via configuration (see dev.yml above) to use the real service. Make sure to adjust the config to
match the service addresses (real or local). The default settings for the dev profile match the docker-compose file.
Integration Tests (*IT) require docker, since testcontainers are setup via docker-compose. Standard testing procedures apply.
The following command will create an access token in the dev landscape (if docker-compose is used):
curl --insecure -X POST http://localhost:7072/auth/realms/image-service/protocol/openid-connect/token --user image-service:secret -H 'content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' -d 'username=alice&password=alice&grant_type=password' | jq --raw-output '.access_token'