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You accept this agreement by installing or using the software.\n\nFor more information, visit us at https://avato.co. \nTo create an Avato user account, used for fetching Avato images, packages and documentation, visit us at https://mobius.worldwest.ca/esb/new-user/create-user. \n\nSee full instructions at https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/avato1/app.\n\n# Building Avato for Containers\n\nTo use Avato in Docker or Kubernetes, you will want to first customize these images. \nThis allows you to specify the detailed properties and packages that will be used in your customization.\n\nFor a faster route to standing up Avato, use the following images instead, which are pre-built with a default Avato configuration.\n\n- avato1/sample-app\n- avato1/sample-db\n\nThese customizations include Avato automated security and WSDL tests, and are ready to go for experimenting with Avato on Kubernetes.\n\nAlternately, to continue making use of Avato in full, you will want to customize your own images as described here.\n\n## Your Custom Avato Application Image\n\nCreate your own directory for properties and packages. \nHere, you'll use any packages you or your organization have developed or customized.\nAt minimum, you'll want a properties/local/properties.xml file with your customized properties, and a properties/local/packages.txt file with your collection of packages for the image.\n\nDefault examples of these files can be obtained from the Avato bootstrap at https://mobius.worldwest.ca/esb/new-mobius-guest/new. \n\nCustomize your image using a Dockerfile file like the following YAML:\n\n\tFROM avato1/app\n\t\n\tWORKDIR /opt/wildfly/install\n\tCOPY properties properties\n\tCOPY packages packages\n\t\n\tENV ENV_NAME=local\n\t\n\tEXPOSE 8443\n\t\n\tCMD [\"ant\", \"run\"]\n\nBuild this image, using the command:\n\n\tdocker build . -t my_avato\n\n## Your Custom Avato Database Image\n\nCreate a db folder in the local directory, and an sql folder in there.\n \nSecure and customize your installation by adding your own SQL to this db/sql folder.\nBe aware that the database is MariaDB, so MySQL syntax is expected.\nNormally, you will need to add inserts for interfaces, your organization, and your encryption key.\n\nNote that the admin and anonymous passwords are hashed: you can use a running instance of Avato such as https://mobius.worldwest.ca/esb to generate these. \n\nExample file: 03-data.sql\n\n\tSET\n\t\t@avato.user.admin.password = 'dJ8Jut6KynVWYO6xd5LaiAIY1PvcTiX77Cedf+n2XXA='\n\t\t, @avato.user.anonymous.password = 'ovnKz2ON5FtXree36Qj3zVCtpMIQ/katyll/f3P75to='\n\t\n\t\t, @avato.org.id = 'd53d2458-eb0e-42f7-a5b8-b980f63f1226'\n\t\t, @avato.org.name = 'Sample Org.'\n\t\t, @avato.org.shortname = 'SampleCo'\n\t\t, @avato.org.website = 'https://avato.co'\n\t\n\t\t, @avato.security.encryption.key = 'f18038bca4f84dc180788f919caab239'\n\t;\n\t\n\tinsert into User (ID, Email, Password, Locked) values (\"1\", \"admin\", @avato.user.admin.password, 0);\n\tinsert into Role (ID, User, Name, RoleGroup, ValidFrom, ValidTo) values (\"1\", \"1\", \"ESBUser\", NULL, NULL, NULL);\n\tinsert into Role (ID, User, Name, RoleGroup, ValidFrom, ValidTo) values (\"2\", \"1\", \"ESBAdmin\", NULL, NULL, NULL);\n\t\n\tinsert into User (ID, Email, Password) values ('8', 'anonymous', @avato.user.anonymous.password);\n\tinsert into Role (ID, User, Name, RoleGroup) values ('80', '8', 'ESBUser', 'ESBUser');\n\t\n\tINSERT INTO Organization\n\t(\n\t\tID\n\t\t, Name\n\t\t, ShortName\n\t\t, Website\n\t\t, Type\n\t\t, Industry\n\t\t, Employees\n\t\t, AssignedTo\n\t\t, Created\n\t\t, CreatedBy\n\t\t, Modified\n\t\t, ModifiedBy\n\t)\n\tVALUES\n\t(\n\t\t@avato.org.id\n\t\t, @avato.org.name\n\t\t, @avato.org.shortname\n\t\t, @avato.org.website\n\t\t, 'Other'\n\t\t, 'Technology'\n\t\t, '12'\n\t\t, '1'\n\t\t, NOW()\n\t\t, '1'\n\t\t, NOW()\n\t\t, '1'\n\t);\n\t\n\tINSERT INTO EncryptionKey\n\t(\n\t\tID\n\t\t, OrganizationID\n\t\t, PrivateKey\n\t\t, PublicKey\n\t\t, Created\n\t\t, CreatedBy\n\t\t, Modified\n\t\t, ModifiedBy\n\t)\n\tVALUES\n\t(\n\t\t'f587e8d8-ccce-4f36-96d2-0deef770a898'\n\t\t, @avato.org.id\n\t\t, @avato.security.encryption.key\n\t\t, NULL\n\t\t, NOW()\n\t\t, '1'\n\t\t, NOW()\n\t\t, '1'\n\t);\n\t\n\t# Add the Database Interface\n\tINSERT INTO Interface\n\t(\n\t\tID\n\t\t, `Key`\n\t\t, ContextRoot\n\t\t, LoginURL\n\t\t, HealthLoginURL\n\t\t, HealthUserName\n\t\t, HealthPassword\n\t\t, SessionExpirySeconds\n\t\t, ServiceUserName\n\t\t, ServicePassword\n\t\t, OrganizationID\n\t\t, Created\n\t\t, CreatedBy\n\t\t, Modified\n\t\t, ModifiedBy\n\t)\n\tVALUES\n\t(\n\t\t'92FC4AE2C0A80895158AF5378F6E52F8'\n\t\t, 'ca.worldwest.mobius.generic'\n\t\t, '*'\n\t\t, '/login'\n\t\t, NULL\n\t\t, NULL\n\t\t, NULL\n\t\t, '1600'\n\t\t, null\n\t\t, null\n\t\t, @avato.org.id\n\t\t, NOW()\n\t\t, '1'\n\t\t, NOW()\n\t\t, '1'\n\t);\n\t\n\t\nCreate your custom database image in a Dockerfile inside your db folder, similar to the following:\n\n\tFROM avato1/db\n\t\n\tWORKDIR /docker-entrypoint-initdb.d\n\tCOPY sql/* ./\n\nIt's important that your SQL files start with \"03-\", and are numbered increasingly from there. \nSQL files beginning with 01- and -02 are reserved. \n\nThen, build your customized version of the database with the following command:\n\n\tdocker build db/. -t my_avato_db\n\n# Running an Avato Cluster with Docker-Compose\n\nThe simplest Avato cluster has one database node and one application node.\n\nTo implement, create a docker-compose file in the root folder like the following (in YAML):\n\n\n\tversion: '3.5'\n\tservices:\n\t\n\t database:\n\t\timage: my_avato_db\n\t\tports:\n\t\t - 3308:3306\n\t\tenvironment:\n\t\t - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=password\n\t\t - MYSQL_DATABASE=esb\n\t\t - MYSQL_USER=jboss\n\t\t - MYSQL_PASSWORD=password\n\t\tnetworks:\n\t\t\tavato_network:\n\t\tvolumes:\n\t\t - my-db-data:/var/lib/mysql/data\n\t\tcontainer_name: my_avato_db\n\t\n\t app:\n\t\timage: my_avato\n\t\tports:\n\t\t- 8443:8443\n\t\tenvironment:\n\t\t - AVATO_UPDATE_CORE_USERNAME=\n\t\t - AVATO_UPDATE_CORE_PASSWORD=\n\t\tnetworks:\n\t\t\tavato_network:\n\t\tcontainer_name: my_avato\n\t\n\tnetworks:\n\t avato_network:\n\t\tipam:\n\t\t driver: default\n\t\n\tvolumes:\n\t my-db-data:\n\t\tdriver: local\n\nThe database uses a named volume in our example. \nThe database is initialized on first-run; subsequent runs do not execute the initialization SQL, and the data is persisted across container restarts. \n\nNote the following:\n\n- the ports and container_name of the database container must reflect the \\/\\ specified in the properties.xml\n- the version of the Avato core to be utilized is specified in the properties/local/properties.xml. Thus, different version of the core may be pulled down into any container regardless of that image's version. \n- you must obtain an Avato username and password from https://mobius.worldwest.ca/ that will allow you to access the Avato core during build time. Only the bootstrap is shipped with the image.\n\nYour Avato credentials are used to download the platform during container initialization, just prior to your customizations being added, which in turn occurs just prior to building the customized Avato integration platform at launch-time.\n\nUse these credentials to allow access to the Avato core, as well as any custom properties or packages archives. \nThe following environment variables can be set - those marked with an asterisk (*) are required.\n\n- AVATO_UPDATE_CORE_USERNAME*\n- AVATO_UPDATE_CORE_PASSWORD*\n- AVATO_UPDATE_PACKAGES_USERNAME\n- AVATO_UPDATE_PACKAGES_PASSWORD\n- AVATO_UPDATE_PROPERTIES_USERNAME\n- AVATO_UPDATE_PROPERTIES_PASSWORD \n\nAvato will only attempt to download additional properties and packages if the \\/\\ is set in properties.xml (i.e. the whole update/packages or update/properties sections are not commented out as they are by default).\n\nWhen you are satisfied with your docker-compose.yaml file, launch the Avato cluster with the following command:\n\n\tdocker-compose up\n\nAvato can now be accessed at https://localhost:8443/esb. The server can be stopped by typing ctrl-c.\n\n# Running Customized Avato Containers on Kubernetes\n\nTo run your customized Avato images on Kubernetes, create three YAML files similar to the following. \nNote these examples will pull the avato1/sample-app and avato1/sample-db images, replace these strings with the name of your own customized images in the following YAML files. \n\n## Secrets\n\nPlace your Avato account credentials in a YAML file as follows.\n\n\tapiVersion: v1\n\tkind: Secret\n\tmetadata:\n\t name: avato-customization1-secrets\n\ttype: Opaque\n\tdata:\n\t mysql-root-password: amJvc3M=\n\t jboss-db-user: amJvc3M=\n\t jboss-db-password: cGFzc3dvcmQ=\n\t avato-update-username: \n\t avato-update-password: \n\nCreate an account at https://mobius.worldwest.ca/esb/new-user/create-user to receive an avato username and password.\n\t \n## Database \n\nConfigure your Avato database and database service in a YAML file like the following.\n\n\tapiVersion: apps/v1\n\tkind: Deployment\n\tmetadata:\n\t labels:\n\t\tapp: avato-customization1-db-depl\n\t name: avato-customization1-db-depl\n\t namespace: default\n\tspec:\n\t replicas: 1\n\t selector:\n\t\tmatchLabels:\n\t\t app: avato-customization1-db-depl\n\t template:\n\t\tmetadata:\n\t\t labels:\n\t\t\tapp: avato-customization1-db-depl\n\t\tspec:\n\t\t containers:\n\t\t - image: avato1/sample-db\n\t\t\tname: db\n\t\t\tports:\n\t\t\t - containerPort: 3306\n\t\t\tenv:\n\t\t\t- name: MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD\n\t\t\t valueFrom:\n\t\t\t\tsecretKeyRef:\n\t\t\t\t name: avato-customization1-secrets\n\t\t\t\t key: mysql-root-password\n\t\t\t- name: MYSQL_DATABASE\n\t\t\t value: esb\n\t\t\t- name: MYSQL_USER\n\t\t\t valueFrom:\n\t\t\t\tsecretKeyRef:\n\t\t\t\t name: avato-customization1-secrets\n\t\t\t\t key: jboss-db-user\n\t\t\t- name: MYSQL_PASSWORD\n\t\t\t valueFrom:\n\t\t\t\tsecretKeyRef:\n\t\t\t\t name: avato-customization1-secrets\n\t\t\t\t key: jboss-db-password\n\t\t imagePullSecrets:\n\t\t - name: regcred\n\t---\n\tapiVersion: v1\n\tkind: Service\n\tmetadata:\n\t name: my-avato-db\n\tspec:\n\t selector:\n\t\tapp: avato-customization1-db-depl\n\t ports:\n\t\t- protocol: TCP\n\t\t port: 3306\n\t\t targetPort: 3306\n\n## Application\n\nConfigure your Avato application and external service in a YAML file like the following.\n\n\tapiVersion: apps/v1\n\tkind: Deployment\n\tmetadata:\n\t labels:\n\t\tapp: avato-customization1-depl\n\t name: avato-customization1-depl\n\t namespace: default\n\tspec:\n\t replicas: 1\n\t selector:\n\t\tmatchLabels:\n\t\t app: avato-customization1-depl\n\t template:\n\t\tmetadata:\n\t\t labels:\n\t\t\tapp: avato-customization1-depl\n\t\tspec:\n\t\t containers:\n\t\t - image: avato1/sample-app\n\t\t\tname: app\n\t\t\tports:\n\t\t\t - containerPort: 8443\n\t\t\tenv:\n\t\t\t- name: update.core.username\n\t\t\t valueFrom:\n\t\t\t\tsecretKeyRef:\n\t\t\t\t name: avato-customization1-secrets\n\t\t\t\t key: avato-update-username\n\t\t\t- name: update.core.password\n\t\t\t valueFrom:\n\t\t\t\tsecretKeyRef:\n\t\t\t\t name: avato-customization1-secrets\n\t\t\t\t key: avato-update-password\n\t\t imagePullSecrets:\n\t\t - name: regcred\n\t---\n\tapiVersion: v1\n\tkind: Service\n\tmetadata:\n\t name: avato-service\n\tspec:\n\t selector:\n\t\tapp: avato-customization1-depl\n\t type: LoadBalancer\n\t ports:\n\t\t- protocol: TCP\n\t\t port: 443\n\t\t targetPort: 8443\n\t\t nodePort: 30000\n\t\t \n\nStart the Avato cluster with the following commands:\n\n\tkubectl apply -f avato-secrets.yaml\n\tkubectl apply -f avato-db.yaml \n\tkubectl apply -f avato-app.yaml\n \nAvato comes by default with a self-signed certificate with the subject alternative names (SAN) of \"localhost\" and \"avato\", along with the name you have provided for the application installation.\nIf you are using Minikube, add the IP address served up for the external service to your hosts file as follows;\n\n\t92.168.64.2 avato\n\t\nThen, access Avato on your local machine as follows;\n\nhttps://avato:30000/esb\n\t\nThis will ensure that the Avato SSL certificate is correctly utilized by your browser and the Avato application itself. 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