Post Web Service

A web service using webflux to store the personal post from the blog site

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Configuration

To run the application you will need to configure the following environment properties:

• MONGODB_URI
• REDIS_URI
• REDIS_CHANNEL_TAG
• MONGODB_NAME
• AUTHORIZATION_SERVER

How to run in Postman?

To run an example of the api you need to enter to postman and run the following operation as GET

https://blog-microservice-api-gateway.herokuapp.com/post/0/10/0

Then go to Authorization tab and select OAuth2.0 as the type, next to there is a button called Get New Access Token enter the following data.

Token Name: Blog Token name (optional)
Gran Type: Password Credentials
Access Token URL: https://blog-microservice-oauth-server.herokuapp.com/auth/realms/blog/protocol/openid-connect/token
Username: mike@other.com
Password: pass
Client ID: newClient
Client Secret: newClientSecret
Scope: read
Client Authentication: Send as Basic Auth header

How to run in Docker?

To run in docker you need to run the following commands:

• mvn clean package
• sudo docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -v properties.yml spring-boot:1.0

The properies.yml will contains the environment variables like:

How to run maven

mvn install -DskipTests=true -Dmaven.javadoc.skip=true -B -V

MONGODB_URI:
REDIS_CHANNEL_TAG:
REDIS_URL:
MONGODB_NAME: 
AUTHORIZATION_SERVER:

How to run locally

IntelliJ

• Go to your run/debug configuration and add the following configuration in the program arguments:

--spring.profiles.active=dev

• You will need to configure your IntelliJ to use Lombok project.

About

This is a web service that is used to feed my personal web site, and it's showing the post information.

Technology Stack

• Spring Web Flux
• Eureka Service Discovery
• Reactive API
• MongoDB
• Lombok
• Redis
• Lettuce