armdev/microservices-security

spring cloud: microservices-security, from Zero To One

microservices-security

spring cloud: microservices-security

1. browser microservice has role of frontend, it is make register/login publish wiki requests to zuul
2. zuul generate zuul token and send it to register microservice
3. register validate zuul token and do registration
4. login: auth microservice also receive zuul token validate and after succesfull login service generate auth token and return back.
5. with auth and zuul tokens wiki service insert wiki json to mongodb.
6. wiki service get user email from auth token and call auth service and validate the user.
7. eureka service is password protected and all microservices for connect eureka use username/password.
8. Each microservice has doublicated token provider services, an all credentials in yml files.
9. zipkin store all traces from microservices in mysql.

./run.sh

zipkin

http://localhost:9411/zipkin/

eureka

http://localhost:8761/

zuul

http://localhost:8079/gateway/micro/auth/api/v2/tokens/generate/test/token

auth

http://localhost:5001/swagger-ui.html

browser

http://localhost:5002/swagger-ui.html

register

http://localhost:5003/swagger-ui.html

wiki

http://localhost:5004/swagger-ui.html

phpmyadmin

http://localhost:9191 (root:root)

help:

The following only builds the images, does not start the containers:

docker-compose build The following builds the images if the images do not exist and starts the containers:

docker-compose up If you add the --build option, it is forced to build the images even when not needed:

docker-compose up --build The following skips the image build process:

docker-compose up --no-build If the images aren't built beforehand, it fails.