You must have Helm, Minikube and Maven to follow this steps.
# start minikube cluster
minikube start --cpus 4 --memory 8096
# enable minikube ingress addon
minikube addons enable ingress
First configure the values.yaml
file with the secrets and the necessary configuration for starting the application correctly.
The documentation of the backend configuration is available here README.md
TIP: For a correct Catena-X integration, get the appropriate credentials from the Portal! You can also place secrets in a Vault so that the credentials are safe!
Before the application is deployed, the persistance is necessary and must be existed.
# Launch persistent volume
kubectl apply -f ./deployment/local/storage/pv-data.yaml
Use the following command to install the application as configured helm deployment:
helm install digital-product-pass ./charts/digital-product-pass -f charts/digital-product-pass/values.yaml
NOTE: This command will deploy the complete application. However, it would take some minutes until all the pods are up and in running state. You can check the pod state repeatedly by the following command.
# To check the pod status
kubectl get pods
Once the application is running, in order for you to access it, we need to expose the ports. Following this commands we will be able to access it.
Search for the application name: The default value of is default.
kubectl get pods -n <YOUR-NAMESPACE> --no-headers | awk '{if ($1 ~ "dpp-backend-") print $1}'
Example:
Copy the pod name with the prefix dpp-backend
Paste the pod name after the port-forward
parameter.
kubectl -port-forward dpp-backend-95b5d4989-xvbkq 8888:8888 -n default
NOTE: The default port set is
8888
however it can be changed in the configuration.
Go to the following url to check the health status:
localhost:8888/health
Use the following commands to install/compile the application:
cd dpp-backend/digitalproductpass
mvn clean install test
Substitute the <version>
variable with the current version of the Digital Product Pass Backend and run the jar:
./target/digitalproductpass-<version>-SNAPSHOT.jar
Once the application is running a tmp file will be created in the following directory: data/VaultConfig/vault.token.yml
client:
id: <Add the Keycloak client.id here>
secret: <Add the Keycloak client.secret here>
edc:
apiKey: <Add the Keycloak edc.apiKey here>
participantId: <Add the Keycloak edc.participantId here>
Use the following command using maven to start the application
mvn clean spring-boot:run
- Git
- Code editor (VS Code/ IntelliJ recommended)
- Nodejs 16 (Node Package Manager - npm)
- Vuejs
- Docker
- Git Bash (for windows operating system only)
git clone https://github.com/eclipse-tractusx/digital-product-pass.git
cd digital-product-pass/
npm install --legacy-peer-deps
npm run build
npm run serve
The following environment variables must be set in build and deploy script:
- PASS_VERSION
- APP_VERSION
- APP_API_TIMEOUT
- APP_API_MAX_RETRIES
- APP_API_DELAY
- IDENTITY_PROVIDER_URL
- HOST_URL
- DATA_URL
- KEYCLOAK_CLIENTID
- KEYCLOAK_REALM
- KEYCLOAK_ONLOAD
# run script
../buildAndDeploy.sh consumer-frontend
You can run the application in docker container with existing image ghcr.io/catenax-ng/tx-digital-product-pass/digital-product-pass-frontend:latest
from GitHub packages. You need to update the build and deploy script.
The consumer frontend is available in browser at http://localhost:8080
What must you do if you encounter problems like "the docker service isn't running. Try restarting the docker service."?
You need to start/restart your docker daemon, and then run the command (mentioned in pre-requisites) to the start minikube cluster.
If you would like to run the entire application locally, please have a look at the GETTING-STARTED.md
See VSCode configuration.