Docker Compose for Microservices with Keycloak and Gateway

This Docker Compose configuration sets up a microservices architecture using various interconnected services. Keycloak is integrated for authentication and authorization, while an API Gateway manages routing requests to the appropriate services.

Services Overview

Keycloak

• Service Name: keycloak
• Description: Open-source identity and access management solution for authentication and authorization.
• Port: 8080

Gateway

• Service Name: gateway
• Description: API Gateway responsible for routing requests to respective microservices.
• Port: 8081

Eureka (Service Registry)

• Service Name: serviceregistry
• Description: Eureka is utilized as a service registry for service discovery among microservices.
• Port: 8761

Other Microservices:

• Reclamation, Review, Category, Service, Commande, Subscription
  • These services handle specific functionalities and communicate through the Eureka service registry.
  • They are accessible via designated ports (8082, 8084, 8085, 8083, 8088, 8086 respectively).

Payment Service

• Service Name: payment
• Description: Payment service connected to a MongoDB database.
• Port: 3000
• Database URL: mongodb+srv://bahaeddine170:ebaiwDFSlXUMoCLb@cluster0.ag1fzjf.mongodb.net/test

Mongo Database

• Service Name: mongo
• Description: MongoDB used by the payment service.
• Port: 27017
• Credentials:
  • Username: bahaeddine170
  • Password:
  • Database: test

MySQL Database

• Service Name: mysql
• Description: MySQL database with pre-configured settings.
• Port: 3306
• Credentials:
  • Root Password: root
  • User: admin
  • Password: admin

Usage

1. Clone this repository.
2. Navigate to the root directory containing docker-compose.yml.
3. Run docker-compose up to start all services.

Access Keycloak at localhost:8080 for authentication setup and utilize the Gateway (localhost:8081) to interact with various microservices.