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Gravitee On Earth

This Recipes helps you quickly provision a Full Gravitee API Gateway Stack using Docker Compose / Podman

• Gravtee AM : 3 components, web ui, api, gateway
• Gravtee APIM : 3 components, web ui, api, gateway
• Elastic Search : Gravtiee audits ...
• MongoDB : well Gravitee 's DB'
• Traefik as a reverse proxy for all those girls and guys (note this recipe does not cara about load balancing, it is not the point of this work)

OS compatibility

This Recipes was tested on Debian, and should also run with erros on Darwin (MAC OS)

How to run

• Check the Hardware n Software requirements below
• Execute this on your Docker Compose Machine :

export DESIRED_VERSION=feature/initalisation-du-code

git clone git@github.com:pegasus-io/this-is-gravitee.git

cd this-is-gravitee/

git checkout ${DESIRED_VERSION}

sudo ./operations.sh

Software Requirements

On the machine where you wil run this recipe, must be isntalled :

• git
• docker
• docker-compose : be careful, if you have a too old docker-compose version, you might have an error, docker-compose will tell you that, just watch its error messages, if any.

Hardware Requirements

Main facts that justify the hardware requirements for this recipe :

• This recipe will provision All Gravitee Components, in a single one huge docker-compose: a lot of containers, means a lot of RAM needed.
• This recipe will provision Elastic Search, along Gravitee : so we will need some disk space for Elastic Search Data Storage
• This recipe will provision MongoDB as DB for Gravitee data : so we will need some disk space for MongoDB Storage
• So the /var disk space, must be big (for all the contianers and images pulled an run by the docker-compose)
• This docker-compose makes use of
• So the RAM size, must be big enough (top run all those contianers in the docker-compose)

Which is why our recommendations to run this docker-compose, on the hardawre requirements, is to use a virtual machine :

• with just one big hard drive disk, at least 350 Gb (Virtual machines can have 350 Gb Disks, that actually use a lot less on host, see Virtual Box dynamically allocated virtual disks, for a simple example)

• Don t use LVM, just install the OS (I used Debian) on the one single, big 350 GB partition on your one and only hard disk drive

• I recommend at least 8GB RAM, I think you can give a try for 6GB of RAM, and I am almost sure you are going to have a hard time at 4 GB of RAM

Et voilà, for the hardware requirements, you are done.