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Using docker-compose #57

Closed sebplorenz closed 2 years ago

sebplorenz commented 2 years ago

Hi, as discussed earlier, I would suggest to use docker-compose for setting up the test bed. With docker compose we:

  1. can reduce the code in the install script
  2. can use the containers that are already provided by the component repositories (in addition, test result would refer to the provided containers, not self-build containers)
  3. do not need an uninstall script
  4. can reduce startup time (no container building)

Is anyone already working on this? @aitorce, @jfernandezsqs? If not, I could provide an initial PR.

aitorcelaya commented 2 years ago

Hi,

The docker-compose for the Dataspace Connector is working and will soon be uploaded.

We are currently working with the Omejdn DAPS' provided resources.

sebplorenz commented 2 years ago

If you are facing issues let me know. I managed to set up the DAPS locally for testing. If you put your current development on a branch here, then I could help.

aitorcelaya commented 2 years ago

Hi @sebplorenz,

I have pushed a new branch integrating-daps-1.6.0 which involves the docker-compose for the Dataspace Connector v7.0.2 and I have added our current (current_DAPS) https Omejdn DAPS with locally built nginx and daps images and the newer (new_DAPS) version of the Omejdn DAPS v1.6.0.

I have tried following the new documentation as it seems that both of the the Omejdn DAPS have overlapping directories, such as config and keys. Let me know if you manage to find the issue in newDAPS.

The TLS for nginx is in /certs and what was previously called the signing_key is in /omejdn-server/keys/omejdn.