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Logging verbosity can be controlled by an environment variable called PROXY_GATEWAY_LOG_LEVEL
. Set this to DEBUG
for full verbosity and to INFO
for more concise logging output.
Running the
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Application
The application is provided as a docker container at registry.mid.de/smartfacts/smartfacts-gateway-proxy:latest
. A docker-compose.yml
file can be used to run the gateway proxy in a Docker environment and provide volumes to inject SSL certificates and a connection-routing.yml
file. The following example docker-compose.yml
file exposes the proxy on port 8418
of the docker host. It uses the certificates stored in /tmp/certificates
. It uses the connection-routing.yml
file at /tmp/connection-routing.yml
Docker Compose configuration file
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services: gateway-proxy: image: registry.mid.de/smartfacts/smartfacts-gateway-proxy:<VERSION> ports: - 8418:8080 environment: - USE_SYSTEM_CA_CERTS=1 volumes: - /tmp/cacerts:/certificates - /tmp/connection-routing.yml:/opt/smartfacts-gateway-proxy/connection-routing.yml |
Starting the docker container
Change to the directory containing the docker-compose.yml
configuration file. In order to access the MID Docker registry you need an access token from MID.
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#> docker login registry.mid.de
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Proxy HTTP endpoint
The proxy application exposes the endpoint /proxy/stream
to relay HTTP GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH and HEAD requests. Only requests to outbound servers that are configured in the connection-routing.yml
configuration file are allowed by default. This behavior can be controlled by the environment variable PROXY_ALLOW_UNKNOWN_TARGETS
.
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