jackjey / fedcm-demo

fedcm demo

requirements

• docker
• docker-compose
• mkcert

start

$ npm run cert
$ npm start

or manually

# setup mkcert
$ brew install mkcert
$ mkcert -install
# create cert
$ cd proxy
$ ./mkcert.sh
# build and run
$ docker-compose build
$ docker-compose up

you can access to the services below.

• https://idp.example
• https://rp.example

structure

|-- .env
|-- docker-compose.yaml # compose every services and nginx
|-- package.json
|-- proxy
|   |-- cert
|   |-- mkcert.sh # run mkcert for each services
|   `-- nginx.conf # config for reverse proxy
`-- services # standalone services
    |-- idp
    |   |-- Dockerfile
    |   |-- package.json
    |   |-- public
    |   |-- server.js
    |   `-- views
    `-- rp
        |-- Dockerfile
        |-- package.json
        |-- public
        |-- server.js
        `-- views

nginx forwards every request from browser to backend services.

--- nginx:$EXTERNAL_PORT --- services1:$PORT
                         |-- services2:$PORT
                         |-- services3:$PORT
                         `-- ...

adding services

1. implement service under ./services
2. bind $PORT for http://
3. add Dockerfile for service
4. create cert for service via mkcert.sh
5. add server section to nginx.conf
6. add services section to docker-compose
7. build & run