Deployment and installation

With this configuration, you can use the ent cli (https://dev.entando.org/next/docs/reference/entando-cli.html) to perform the full deployment sequence:

Setup the project directory.

1. Prepare the bundle directory: cp -r bundle_src bundle
2. Initialize the project: ent prj init
3. Initialize publication: ent prj pbs-init (requires the git bundle repo url)
4. Attach to kubernetes for an Entando application via ent attach-kubeconfig config-file or similar

Publish the bundle.

1. Build: ent prj build (build the frontend and backend) or ent prj fe-build -a (to just build the frontend, including changes from bundle_src)
2. Publish: ent prj pub or ent prj fe-push (publish all or just the frontend)
3. Deploy (after connecting to k8s above): ent prj deploy
4. Install the bundle via 1) App Builder, 2) ent prj install, or 3) ent prj install --conflict-strategy=OVERRIDE on subsequent installs.
5. Iterate steps 1-4 to publish new versions.

Development notes

Tips

• Check for the "CHANGE-IT" placeholders

Local testing of the project

You can use the following commands from the application folder to run the local stack

• ent prj xk start - or stop to shutdown keycloak again.
• ent prj be-test-run - to run the microservice
• ent prj fe-test-run - to run the React frontend

Local setup

• Access Keycloak at http://localhost:9080/auth/
• Access Springboot at http://localhost:8081/swagger-ui.html
• Use client web_app when authorizing the microservices

Notes

• Two users are included in the keycloak realm config
  • test-user/test-user - regular user with no role provided (receive 403 on api call)
  • et-first-role/et-first-role - can access the api (role internal/mf-widget-admin)