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Access to https://github.com/redhat-solution-patterns/courseware-template; -. Click on the `Use this template` green button; -. Type the name of your new sp, e.g. "solution-pattern-xy-z". -* It's recommended that you are the owner of the repository during the initial phases of development; -. Click on the `Create repository from template` green button -You should have a new repository with the required files and configurations to get started with content development. - -=== Development Quickstart - -This section offers a basic tutorial to teach you how to set up the generated project, and preview it locally. 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To secure the access to Globex’s core APIs that will be used by the new channels, an API Management platform is needed. To build a holistic API Management solution, the team decides to adopt an API First approach spanning design, governance, mock and management of APIs - which will enable rapid development across teams.

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API First approach: before tackling the development of new services, the API contract is formalized in a OpenAPI spec document. This API design phase is done collaboratively with all stakeholders. Once a first version of the OpenAPI spec document is ready, it is pushed and managed in a service registry, which acts a the system of truth. Mocks are created for the API.

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      You are shown the Backend details page. Note under the Conditions section at the bottom of the page, the Type Synced is set with Status as True

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      apim create backend details

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    Click on 3scale to view the backend created for you.

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      Click on the Backend Globex Product Catalog Backend link to view the Backend overview page.

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      apiVersion: capabilities.3scale.net/v1beta1
+kind: Product
+metadata:
+  name: globex-product-catalog-product
+  namespace: globex-apim-%USERID%
+spec:
+  name: "Globex Product Catalog"
+  systemName: "globex-product-catalog-product"
+  providerAccountRef:
+    name: 3scale-tenant-secret
+  applicationPlans:
+    basic:
+      name: "Globex Catalog Basic Plan"
+      setupFee: "0"
+      published: true
+    premium:
+      name: "Globex Catalog Premium Plan"
+      setupFee: "100"
+      published: true
+  backendUsages:
+    globex-product-catalog-backend:
+      path: /
+
+---
+kind: ActiveDoc
+apiVersion: capabilities.3scale.net/v1beta1
+metadata:
+  name: globex-product-catalog-activedoc
+  namespace: globex-apim-%USERID%
+spec:
+  activeDocOpenAPIRef:
+    url: "https://service-registry-%USERID%.%SUBDOMAIN%/apis/registry/v2/groups/globex/artifacts/ProductCatalogAPI"
+  published: true
+  name: globex-product-catalog-activedoc
+  providerAccountRef:
+    name: 3scale-tenant-secret
+  productSystemName: globex-product-catalog-product
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      apim prod activedoc cr

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      Globex Catalog Basic Plan
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      Name

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      Description

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    apim new app data

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    Click the Create Application button.

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    apim create app success

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6.5. Test Product Catalog API Access

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    Navigate to the OpenShift Console to access the globex-apim-%USERID% namespace in it.

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    You will see an empty page because the application is not configured to talk to the Product Catalog API yet. In the next steps you will configure the app to connect with the Product Catalog API.

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    apim mobile empty

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    From the OpenShift console that you have already opened, click on globex-mobile as highlighted below to view the Deployment details.

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    apim namespace

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    apim mobile env

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    GLOBEX_PRODUCT_CATALOG_API: We will use the Staging APICast URL of the Globex Product Catalog created in 3scale.

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      Launch 3scale Dashboard, and click on Globex Product Catalog link to view the Product Details

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      apim staging url

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    USER_KEY: This is the API Credentials that you were provided when you signed up for an Application Plan

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      Click Applications to view the list Applications for Developer account, and click on product-catalog-basic application.

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      apim developer applications

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      Copy the User Key as show in this page

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      apim user key var

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      Paste this into the Deployment Environment variable USER_KEY

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      apim user key pasted

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    The globex-mobile Deployment’s Environment values should look similar to this. Click on Save button at the bottom of the page.

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    apim mobile env complete

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    A new pod will be automatically created with the new endpoint and user_key, and the application is ready to be tested.

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    Launch Globex Mobile to view the products in a browser. It may take a couple of seconds for the data to load.

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    Click on the Analytics → Traffic link on the left hand side menu. You will see the Hits details.

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    This section provides insights in terms of the number of hits for the product and other traffic analysis details as well.

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    apim traffic

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7. Summary

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Congratulations! You have reached the end of the Manage and secure APIs with OpenShift API Management module of this workshop. You learnt about the various aspects of API Lifecycle management using a gamut of technologies including Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry, Red Hat 3scale API Management, Apicurio design and Microcks.

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8. Appendix: Learn More

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8.1. What are Backend, Product, ActiveDocs and CRDs?

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    Backends are Internal APIs which are then bundled into a 3scale Product. It contains at least the URL of the API. It can optionally be configured with mapping rules, methods and metrics to facilitate reusability.

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    Products are the Customer-facing APIs. It defines the application plans, and configure APIcast

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    ActiveDocs are interactive documentation for your API offered as a framework by 3scale. You can create API documentation by attaching the Product Catalog OpenAPI schema as a 3scale ActiveDoc

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    A CRD file allows you to define your own object kinds (Backend, API, ActiveDoc etc) and lets the API Server handle the entire lifecycle of the objects.

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<< back to instructions

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8.2. What is a OpenShift/Kubernetes Service?

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In OpenShift, a Kubernetes Service serves as an internal load balancer and identifies pods which in turn have the applications. If the application needs to be accessed from outside of OpenShift, you will need OpenShift routes.
+In this workshop, since both 3scale and the Product Catalog API run on OpenShift, 3scale will proxy requests to the backend using Services. This also means the backend cannot be accessed directly from outside OpenShift.

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Finding the Private endpoint of the Product Catalog service deployed on OpenShift

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8.3. What is APIcast?

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APIcast is an NGINX based API gateway used to integrate your internal and external API services with the Red Hat 3scale Platform. In this workshop we use the two built-in APICast (staging and production) that come by default with the 3scale installation. They come pre-configured and ready to use out-of-the-box.

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The monolithic application was split in a couple of loosely-coupled microservices and the application was re-hosted on OpenShift. - - -image::globex-phase1.png[width=60%] - -As a next step Globex would like to expand business with a *multi-channel retailing strategy* through a mobile app and partner channels. This means that the new channels will need access to their core backend API services. - -To secure the access to Globex's core APIs that will be used by the new channels, an API Management platform is needed. To build a holistic API Management solution, the team decides to adopt an *API First approach* spanning design, governance, mock and management of APIs - which will enable rapid development across teams. - - -[#solution] -== The Solution - -The dev team decides to introduce an API Management solution to expose, secure and manage the APIs to the application backend services. This allows to introduce new channels (mobile application, B2B transactions) in a controlled way. - -Using a contract-first approach, the APIs are specified in a OpenAPI spec document and managed in a registry (Red Hat Openshift Service Registry). Once implemented, they are onboarded on the API management platform. -Mocking of the APIs allows parallel streams of development between API implementers and API consumers. - -In this pattern you will follow this journey: - -* *Design* an API resulting in an OpenAPI schema -* *Govern* the schema with a registry for use by various teams -* *Mock* the APIs to enable faster inner loop development -* *Manage and Secure* APIs to allow access for external teams \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/02-architecture.adoc b/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/02-architecture.adoc deleted file mode 100644 index cc9c72c..0000000 --- a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/02-architecture.adoc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,90 +0,0 @@ -= Solution Pattern: Manage and Secure APIs with an API First Approach -:sectnums: -:sectlinks: -:doctype: book - -= Architecture - -The architecture will need to support these paradigms - -* API First Approach resulting in OpenAPI specifications -* Enable Parallel development streams -* Managed API Management platform for securing and managing the backend services - - -== Common Challenges - -There are however a number of challenges with the new requirements: - -* Adding new channels remains difficult, with a high risk of tight coupling to the existing services, which would slow down development productivity and time to market. -* The existing services need to be managed and secured to allow access for external partners and development teams. Governance remains a challenge. - -In order to cope with these challenges, the development team decides for a new approach. - -*API First approach*: before tackling the development of new services, the API contract is formalized in a OpenAPI spec document. This API design phase is done collaboratively with all stakeholders. Once a first version of the OpenAPI spec document is ready, it is pushed and managed in a service registry, which acts a the system of truth. Mocks are created for the API. - -*Parallel Development streams*: The API first approach enables parallel development streams. UI development teams and other API consumers can start their development against the mocked APIs, without having to wait for an actual implementation. In parallel, backend development teams can implement the APIs using modern cloud-native frameworks. They continuously test the implementation against the OpenAPI spec to ensure that the implementation does not break the contract. - -*Manage and Secure the APIs*: An API management platform allows to expose the APIs in a secure and managed manner for access by the mobile app and other third party applications. - -[#tech_stack] -== Technology Stack - - -* https://developers.redhat.com/products/3scale/overview[Red Hat 3scale API Management^] -* https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_build_of_apicurio_registry[Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry^] -* https://developers.redhat.com/products/quarkus/overview[Red Hat build of Quarkus^] -* https://studio.apicur.io/[Apicurio API Designer^] -* https://microcks.io/[Microcks^] -* https://quay.io/[Quay^] - - -[#in_depth] -== An in-depth look at the solution's architecture - -Here is a view of the deployment architecture. + - -image::globex-deployment-apim.png[] - - -* The services (primarily Inventory and Catalog), and the databases are deployed on Red Hat OpenShift. -* API Designer and Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry, based on https://www.apicur.io/[Apicurio^, window=info], are used to *Design* and *Govern* the APIs -* https://microcks.io/[Microcks^, window=info], a popular opensource project, is used to *mock* the APIs -* https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/jboss-middleware/3scale[Red Hat 3scale Management^,window=info] is an API Management platform used to *manage and secure* the APIs. 3scale allows you to offer the same set of APIs for different audiences through packaging and unique consumption plans. - - -[#more_tech] -== More about the Technology Stack - -=== Apicurio -As part of the API-First approach, the first step, of course, is to design the APIs. API Designer is a tool to design your APIs (OpenAPI, AsyncAPI) and schemas (Apache Avro, Google Protobuf, JSON Schema). Even before the implementation starts, the various stakeholders come together to define the API specs. The API are defined for the existing catalogue service as well. - -This designer provides a graphical way of designing all the aspects of an OpenAPI - had different paths, datatypes and canned responses. It also allows you to work in both a graphical way of doing things and also with the source. The OpenAPI can be viewed as both a YAML and a JSON document. - -[#service-registry] -=== Service Registry -Once the API design is complete, and we have the first version of the API, this can now be published in a schema registry. -https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_build_of_apicurio_registry[Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry^, window=_blank] is a datastore for sharing standard event schemas and API designs across event-driven and API architectures. - - -You can upload new artifacts, new versions, view the metadata, download the specs, view documentation and view the content as well. -Through Content rules one can validate new versions of the APIs against the existing specs to ensure validity and backward compatibility. - -[#Microcks] -=== Microcks -We can also build mocks for the APIs using the same OpenAPIs. - -Microcks is a tool which allows one to upload the same OpenAPI spec, and to build mocks for the APIs. This is for use of the teams who will actually consume the APIs and they can use these mocks to develop their pieces of code even before the APIs are completely implemented - -Each of the mocks that are created out of the OpenAPI's examples has its own URL which can be invoked to provide a realistic response. This allows front end and mobile app developers to develop against the OpenAPIs specs without waiting for the final implementation of the backend services. - -[#3scale] -=== Red Hat 3scale API Management -We use the managed *Red Hat 3scale API Management* platform here to publish, manage and secure the backend APIs. - -Each API can be configured to be secured using a number of ways. In this case, the APIs are secured with an API key which should be passed through http request header. 3scale allows you to have various application plans. Developers can subscribe to those APIs and can access APIs through an assigned API key securely. You can monitor the APIs and also track usage - -As a developer, you would like to build functionality around the APIs. There is also a Development Portal which is currently under, well, development. You can sign in as a developer here. This developer has already subscribed to the API and is given an API key which should be used in all API calls to ensure the calls are authenticated by the API management platform. - -The devportal allows viewing Live documentation as well, which is another view of the OpenAPI specs. Developers can try it out to see what kind of responses they can get back. The developers can also view statistics for their account in a graph format - diff --git a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/03-demo.adoc b/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/03-demo.adoc deleted file mode 100644 index 374dfe9..0000000 --- a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/03-demo.adoc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,744 +0,0 @@ -= Solution Pattern: Manage and Secure APIs with an API First Approach -:sectnums: -:sectlinks: -:doctype: book - -= See the Solution in Action - -== Setup the solution - -To provision the demo you will perform the following steps - each of which are explained in detail in the next sections: - -* Gain access to Red Hat OpenShift. This solution pattern has been tested on https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.13/welcome/index.html[OpenShift 4.13^] -* Ensure you have the tools `oc` and `ansible` installed in your local environment such as your laptop -* Access the OpenShift cluster with cluster-admin privileges -* Log in to OpenShift with `cluster-admin` role via cli -* Run the Ansible playbook -* Run a bunch of scripts to deploy the Solution Pattern in your OpenShift cluster - - -=== Pre-requisites -Here is the list of tools you need in your local enviroment so that you can use the automated installation. - -* https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.13/cli_reference/openshift_cli/getting-started-cli.html[OpenShift CLI (oc client)^] -* https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/installation_guide/intro_installation.html[Ansible CLI ^] -** https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/kubernetes/core/k8s_module.html[Ansible kubernetes.core module^] - -To check if you have the cli tools, you can open your terminal and use following commands: - -[.console-input] -[source,shell script] ----- -oc version #openshift cli client -ansible --version -ansible-galaxy --version -ansible-galaxy collection list #the list should include kubernetes.core ----- - -If you can't see `kubernetes.core` collection listed, you can install it with `ansible-galaxy`: - -[.console-input] -[source,shell script] ----- -ansible-galaxy collection install kubernetes.core ----- - - -=== Installing the demo - -* Login to your OpenShift cluster as cluster-admin (because a number of operators will need to be installed) -* Click on the username on the top right hand, and then click on *Copy login command*. This will open another tab and you will need to login again -* Click on *Display token* link, and copy the command under *Log in with this token*. This will look like this -[source,shell script] ----- -oc login --token= --server= ----- - -* Clone the ansible scripts as follows in an appropriate folder in your local environment - -[.console-input] -[source,shell script] ----- -git clone https://github.com/rh-solution-pattern-api-first/ansible ----- -* Navigate to the `ansible` folder - -[.console-input] -[source,shell script] ----- -cd ansible ----- - -* Run the ansible playbook as shown below. This will take a few minutes to complete. Ensure that the ansible playbook is deployed without errors - -[.console-input] -[source,shell script] ----- -ansible-playbook playbook.yml ----- - -* This is the output you get from the above ansible command: - -[example] ----- -PLAY RECAP *********************************************************************************************************************************************************** -localhost : ok=117 changed=22 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=43 rescued=0 ignored=0 ----- - -That's it! You are set to try out this Solution Pattern! ｑ◕‿◕ｑ - - -== Walkthrough guide - -In the following sections you will follow this journey: - -* *Design* an API resulting in an OpenAPI schema -* *Govern* the schema with a registry for use by various teams -* *Mock* the APIs to enable faster inner loop development -* *Manage and Secure* APIs to allow access for external teams - -=== Personalize this instructions - -To personalize the rest of the instructions to your OpenShift enviroment, - -* At the top-right of this page enter -** *username* as `user1` -** *subdomain* to match your OpenShift cluster under the *Your Workshop Environment* section -* Press enter or click on the Set button -+ -image::setup-instructions.png[] -* The menubar and the rest of this walkthrough guide will be updated with the username and subdomain as shown below -+ -image::setup-instructions-complete.png[] - -[NOTE] -===== -The subdomain would look something like this `apps.cluster-name.guid.subdomain.myopenshift.com` -===== - -== Design APIs - -In this section you will import an existing API that will be used as a starting point, explore the designer while making a few minor edits. You will then export this to a Service Registry in the next step. - - -=== Import API - -To import the OpenAPI draft into API designer, you can import the content as text OR upload as file. To keep things simple in this workshop, you will import the content by simply pasting the draft spec into the API designer. - -[NOTE] -==== -In a real-world scenario you might start with an empty API specification, and define the different elements of the spec document. You would then export the spec in JSON or YAML format (by copying the contents from the source editor) to your local file system and push it to version control. -==== - -. The API Designer has been pre-deployed on OpenShift. Launch the API Designer by clicking on https://apicurio-designer.%SUBDOMAIN%[API Designer^, window=api_designer] -. Click on the *New API* button. -+ -image::api-designer-import-url.png[] -* Click on the *Source Tab* on the *New API* page, and delete the entire content in the window. -** Note: Keep this tab open. You will be pasting the draft OpenAPI into this window. -+ -image::api-new-api.png[] -. Click https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cloud-services-summit-connect-2022/product-catalog-api/main/openapi/openapi-spec.yml[here^] to view the draft OpenAPI . -. Copy the entire contents from this webpage (Ctrl+A and Ctrl+C) -. Now paste the copied content (the draft OpenAPI) from the above step into the API designer's *Source Tab* replacing all of the existing content. Click on *Save button* as highlighted in the screenshot below. -+ -image::api-paste-api.png[] -. Navigate back to the *Design Tab* -+ -image::api-design-tab.png[] - -. You can now view the `Product Catalog API` on the browser. You can explore the Paths, Data Types and Responses that are part of this API. -+ -image::api-designer-api-import-complete.png[] - -=== Explore and edit the API -. Click on the `product-list` under the `Responses` section -. Click on the `2 example(s) defined` link. You will see the list of examples given -+ -image::api-designer-product-list-response-eg-list.png[] -. At the right-most side of the *Examples* table (scroll sideways), hover the mouse over the `product-list-with-inventory` example and click on the *Edit* button shown as a *pencil icon*. This opens the example's content. -+ -image::api-click-edit.png[] -. The example's content is displayed in the popup window. -+ -image::api-designer-sample-original.png[] -. Replace the name of the first product by adding your name. I've changed this from `Quarkus T-shirt` to `Jaya's Awesome Quarkus T-shirt` -.. Make sure you click on the *Edit* button to confirm your edits. -+ -image::api-designer-sample-updated.png[] -. The changes made are now visible on the main screen. -+ -image::api-designer-sample-edit-complete.png[] -* The OpenAPI specification is now ready to be downloaded. Click on the _down arrow_ button adjacent to *Save As..* and then choose *Save as YAML* button found on top-right of the page. The file gets saved automatically in the *Downloads folder* of your computer. -+ -image::api-download-as-json.png[] -* The Product Catalog OpenAPI spec is ready to be governed with a Service Registry. - - -[NOTE] -==== -With the API Designer all your designs are stored locally in your browser. Clearing your browser cache or switching to a new browser might result in loss of data. Make sure you save your work by downloading your designs locally or as described in the next step export them to a Red Hat Service Registry instance. -==== - - -{empty} + - -You can close all the other browser tabs but this Instructions browser tab you are viewing. In the next section, you will import this API spec and govern it with Red Hat Service Registry. - - -== Govern APIs -Publish, discover, and reuse artifacts with Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry - -https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_build_of_apicurio_registry[Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry^, window=_blank] is a datastore for sharing standard event schemas and API designs across event-driven and API architectures. - -Goals of this section -* Import the OpenAPI Spec into Service Registry -* Enable Content Rules to test OpenAPI format validity - -=== Launch Service Registry - -. Launch *Service Registry* by accessing https://service-registry-%USERID%.%SUBDOMAIN%/ui/[Service Registry^, window="service_registry_url"] -+ -image::sr-landing.png[] -+ -[NOTE] -==== -Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry has been set up within OpenShift *globex-apim-%USERID%* namespace. You can access the deployment from the link:https://console-openshift-console.%SUBDOMAIN%/topology/ns/globex-apim-%USERID%?view=graph[OpenShift Console^,role=external,window=console], and if required login with(`%USERID%/openshift`). -==== -. Click on the *Upload artifact* button as shown in the above screenshot. You will be presented with a *Upload Artifact* wizard -+ -image::sr-upload-artifact.png[] - -. In the wizard, enter the following details, and click on the *Upload* button. -.. Use the exact same values as instructed below to avoid errors in the other sections of this module. -+ -- *Group*: `globex` -- *ID of the artifact*: `ProductCatalogAPI` -- *Artifact textarea*: Click on *Browse..* button to upload the Product Catalog OpenAPI downloaded in the previous step, or `Drag & drop` the file into the textarea. -.. Click the *Upload* button -+ -image::sr-spec-setting.png[] - -. Note that the *Globex Product Catalog API Gateway* artifact has been uploaded to *Service Registry* and can be viewed on the webpage -+ -image::sr-uploaded.png[] -+ -[NOTE] -==== -* This OpenAPI schema can be easily shared with others through the https://service-registry-%USERID%.%SUBDOMAIN%/apis/registry/v2/groups/globex/artifacts/ProductCatalogAPI[OpenAPI Schema's endpoint^]. -* This schema can be used for generating client SDK as well by clicking on the *Generate client SDK* link that can be seen in the screenshot above. -==== - -. Click on the *Documentation* tab to view the OpenAPI specifications -. Click on the *Content* tab to view the schema in JSON format - -=== Enabling Artifact-specific rules for format validity -. Navigate back to the *Overview* tab. - -. Observe the *Artifact-specific rules* section which provides options to validate the schema and enforce compatibility while the artifact is updated. -+ -image::sr-api-content-rules.png[] - -. Click on *Enable* button (highlighted in the above screenshot) for *Validity rule* and choose *Full* from the dropdown. This rule ensures that the content is valid when the artifact is updated. -+ -image::sr-content-rules.png[] - -. Click on the *Content* tab. Copy the entire content of the artifact shown in this tab into the memory with `Ctrl+A` and `Ctrl+C`. -+ -image::sr-view-content.png[] - -. Click on the *Upload new version* button on the top-right of the page, and paste the content of the schema that you copied in the previous steps into the textbox provided with `Ctrl+V`. -+ -image::sr-upload-new-popup.png[] - -. Delete the closing `}` at the bottom of the text box and click *Upload*. -+ -* The original content: -+ -image::sr-original-api-content.png[] -* After introducing an error: -+ -image::sr-edit-schema-with-error.png[] - -. You will observe an `*Invalid Content Error*` stating that one of the content rules has been violated, and displaying details of the error. The artifact's content is not updated. -+ -image::sr-error.png[] - -. Click on `Close` to dismiss the error. - -[NOTE] -==== -In real-life, the content rules are very helpful when APIs are used to manage Service Registry schema updates. To learn more about view the https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_build_of_apicurio_registry[Product Documentation for Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry^, window=product-page] -==== - -Remember, this OpenAPI schema can be easily shared with others through the https://service-registry-%USERID%.%SUBDOMAIN%/apis/registry/v2/groups/globex/artifacts/ProductCatalogAPI[OpenAPI Schema's endpoint^]. - - -You can close all the other browser tabs but this Instructions browser tab you are viewing. In the next step you will explore the use of the ProductCatalogAPI specification to setup mocks. - -== Mock APIs - -=== Setting up mocks to help with parallel development - -Now that the OpenAPI specs are finalised, creation of API mocks will enable parallel development streams leading to rapid inner loop development. - -* The various dev teams (such as mobile dev) do not need to wait for the APIs to be completely developed and instead can use these mocks to get realistic responses. -* Backend developers in parallel build the backend applications APIs using modern cloud-native frameworks such as https://quarkus.io/[Quarkus^, window=product-page]. - -There are a number of ways to mock APIs including microcks, postman etc. In this module, you will use Microcks which has been deployed on OpenShift already. - -Goals of this section -* Import the Product Catalog API from Service Registry -* Test the imported API using the mock server and look for the change made to one of the examples in the API Designer - - -=== Import the Product Catalog API - -[NOTE] - -Microcks has been set up in dev-mode within OpenShift globex-apim-%USERID% namespace. - - -. Launch https://microcks-globex-apim-%USERID%.%SUBDOMAIN%/[microcks^] -+ -[NOTE] -==== -Microcks has been setup in developer-mode without authentication only for the purpose of this workshop. You can access the deployment from the link:https://console-openshift-console.%SUBDOMAIN%/topology/ns/globex-apim-%USERID%?view=graph[OpenShift Console^,role=external,window=console]. If required, login with your username and password (`%USERID%/openshift`). -==== -. Click on the *Importers* button as show in the screenshot below -+ -image::mic-landing.png[] -. You will be presented with the *Import Jobs* page. Click *+Create* button. -+ -image:mic-create.png[] -. In the *Create a new Job* wizard - *Step 1: Importer Job properties*, fill in the following details as shown in the screenshot below, and click *Next>* button. + -* *Name*: -+ -[.console-input] -[source,yaml] ----- -Product Catalog ----- -* *Repository URL*: -+ -[.console-input] -[source,yaml] ----- -https://service-registry-%USERID%.%SUBDOMAIN%/apis/registry/v2/groups/globex/artifacts/ProductCatalogAPI ----- -+ -image:mic-create-job.png[] -+ -[NOTE] -==== -The Repository URL that you provided is the OpenAPI Schema's URL from Service Registry that you setup in the previous step. -==== -. Since there is no Authentication secret to be provided, click *Next >* in *Step 2 - Authentication options* -+ -image:mic-create-job-step2.png[] -. You can choose to provide a label in the *Labels* step. But since this is not mandatory or relevant to this exercise, you can simply choose to click *Next >* in the *Step 3 - Labels* -image:mic-create-job-step3.png[] -. Click *Create* in the *Step 4 - Review* step of this wizard -image:mic-create-job-step4.png[] -. You would be able to view the Product Catalog API that you imported being listed as shown below. Take special note of the labels as highlighted. If you see an *Error* label, refer to the note shown below -+ -image:mic-import-success.png[] -+ -[CAUTION] -==== -image:mic-import-error.png[] -If there is an error in fetching the content, this could mean that you had provided a different name to the schema within Service Registry other than *ProductCatalogAPI* -==== -. Navigate to the *APIs | Services* to view the API that has been successfully imported. Click on *Product Catalog API* link (highlighted in the screenshot below) -+ -image:mic-view-api.png[] -. View the details of the imported Product Catalog -. Click on the arrow *>* against the first operation *GET /services/product/list/{ids}* to view the details of this operation. -** You may note that this operation holds the example that you had edited to include your name :) -+ -image:mic-view-api-details.png[] -. You will now be able to see the Mock URL, the response code and other details for this specific operation -. Copy the Mock URL by clicking on the *Copy icon* shown in the Mock tab named *product-list-with-inventory*. Refer to the screenshot below. -+ -[CAUTION] -==== -The order in which the Mocks are displayed could be different from the screenshot. So ensure you are choosing *product-list-with-inventory* and not the *product-list-without-inventory* -==== -+ -image:mic-view-api-operation1.png[] - -=== Try out the mock URL - -. Open a new browser tab, and navigate to the Mock URL you copied in the above step. -. You can view the list of products from the example of the Mock. Note that the name of the Quarkus T-shirt now says `Jaya's Awesome Quarkus T-shirt` (or the name you have for this product) -+ -image:mic-final-mock.png[] -. These mock end points of the mock server can be used by the dev teams that are dependent on the APIs, to continue development in parallel without having to wait for the backend services to be fully developed, thereby accelerating time to market. - - -Go ahead and close all the other browser tabs but this Instructions browser tab you are viewing. + -In the next step, you will learn to protect the API by using Red Hat 3scale API Management. - - -== Manage and Secure APIs - -=== Introduction - -Once the backend teams fully develop the APIs backends, the APIs can be published for external consumption with an API management platform. Globex uses https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/jboss-middleware/3scale[Red Hat 3scale API Management,role=external,window=product_page] for managing these APIs. The external teams such as the mobile team will be able to use the built-in developer portal of 3scale to sign up for various application plans. - -In this section you will - -* Launch the 3scale tenant which has been created for you -* Manage and secure the predeployed Product Catalog API with 3scale -* Test secure access of the Product Catalog API -* View the traffic analytics generated - -=== Access 3scale -. Navigate to https://3scale-%USERID%-admin.%SUBDOMAIN%[3scale^,window=3scale] to launch the 3scale tenant created for you. -. Login with your username and password (`%USERID%/openshift`) -+ -image:3scale-login.png[] -. Notice than a sample API which has been already set up. You will not be using this but will be creating a new one for this workshop for the *Product Catalog API* that you've been working on so far. -+ -image:3scale-landing-page.png[] - - -[#3scale-definitions-guide] -=== Create Mobile Gateway Backend, Product and ActiveDoc on 3scale - -To integrate and manage the Product Catalog API in 3scale, you need to create Products and Backend. - -In this lab you will declare the 3scale assets like Product and Backend as Kubernetes Custom Resources. The Custom Resources are detected by the 3scale operator which applies and synchronizes the Custom Resources (CRDs) on the 3scale platform. - -Note: <<#3scale-definitions, Click to learn more about Backends, Products, ActiveDocs and CRDs>> - -[#create-backend] -==== Create 3scale Backend - -To create the Backend for Product Catalog API Gateway, you will need the Service URL of Product Catalog deployment which is already running on OpenShift. + - -Note: <<#openshift-service, Click to learn more about OpenShift/Kubernetes Service and how to find it>> - -. Navigate to the link:https://console-openshift-console.%SUBDOMAIN%/topology/ns/globex-apim-%USERID%?view=graph[OpenShift Console^,role=external,window=console]. If required, login with your username and password (`%USERID%/openshift`). Open the *Developer* perspective in the *globex-apim-%USERID%* -. On the OpenShift console, click on the image:console-import-yaml.png[] icon in the top menu on the right. This opens an editor where you can enter a Kubernetes resource definition in YAML format. -+ -image:apim-openshift-import.png[] -+ -.. Paste the following *Backend* 3scale Custom Resource in the editor. -+ -[.console-input] -[source,yaml] ----- -apiVersion: capabilities.3scale.net/v1beta1 -kind: Backend -metadata: - name: globex-product-catalog-backend - namespace: globex-apim-%USERID% -spec: - name: "Globex Product Catalog Backend" - systemName: "globex-product-catalog-backend" - privateBaseURL: "http://catalog.globex-%USERID%.svc.cluster.local:8080" - providerAccountRef: - name: 3scale-tenant-secret - metrics: - hits: - description: Number of API hits - friendlyName: Hits - unit: "hit" - mappingRules: - - httpMethod: GET - pattern: "/" - increment: 1 - metricMethodRef: hits - ----- -+ -image:apim-create-backend-cr.png[] -+ -.. Click *Create* to create the 3scale Backend resource. The 3scale operator creates the Backend resource in your 3scale tenant. -.. You are shown the *Backend details* page. Note under the *Conditions* section at the bottom of the page, the Type *Synced* is set with Status as *True* -+ -image:apim-create-backend-details.png[] -. Click on https://3scale-%USERID%-admin.%SUBDOMAIN%[3scale^,window=3scale] to view the backend created for you. -+ -image:apim-backend-created.png[] -+ -.. Click on the Backend *Globex Product Catalog Backend* link to view the Backend overview page. -+ -image:apim-backend-overview.png[] - - ---- - -[#3scale-product] -==== Create 3scale Product and ActiveDocs -The next step is to create a 3scale Product, Application Plans for the Product, and also ActiveDocs for the Product Catalog API - -. Navigate to the link:https://console-openshift-console.%SUBDOMAIN%/topology/ns/globex-%USERID%?view=graph[OpenShift Console^,role=external,window=console]. -. On the OpenShift console, click on the image:console-import-yaml.png[] icon in the top menu on the right. This opens an editor where you can enter a Kubernetes resource definition in YAML format. -.. Paste the following *Product and ActiveDoc* 3scale Custom Resource in the editor. -+ -[.console-input] -[source,yaml] ----- -apiVersion: capabilities.3scale.net/v1beta1 -kind: Product -metadata: - name: globex-product-catalog-product - namespace: globex-apim-%USERID% -spec: - name: "Globex Product Catalog" - systemName: "globex-product-catalog-product" - providerAccountRef: - name: 3scale-tenant-secret - applicationPlans: - basic: - name: "Globex Catalog Basic Plan" - setupFee: "0" - published: true - premium: - name: "Globex Catalog Premium Plan" - setupFee: "100" - published: true - backendUsages: - globex-product-catalog-backend: - path: / - ---- -kind: ActiveDoc -apiVersion: capabilities.3scale.net/v1beta1 -metadata: - name: globex-product-catalog-activedoc - namespace: globex-apim-%USERID% -spec: - activeDocOpenAPIRef: - url: "https://service-registry-%USERID%.%SUBDOMAIN%/apis/registry/v2/groups/globex/artifacts/ProductCatalogAPI" - published: true - name: globex-product-catalog-activedoc - providerAccountRef: - name: 3scale-tenant-secret - productSystemName: globex-product-catalog-product - ----- -+ -image:apim-prod-activedoc-cr.png[] -.. Click *Create* to create the 3scale resources, and the 3scale operator creates these resources in your 3scale tenant -+ -image:apim-prod-activedoc-created.png[] -. Click on https://3scale-%USERID%-admin.%SUBDOMAIN%[3scale^,window=3scale] to view the Product and ActiveDoc created for you -+ -image:apim-prod-created.png[] -. Click on the Product *Globex Product Catalog* link to view the overview page. Note that the *Backends* and the *Published Application Plans* that you created have been attached to the Product. -+ -image:apim-prod-overview.png[] - -+ -. Click on *ActiveDocs* link on the left hand navigation -+ -image:apim-prod-activedocs.png[] -+ -.. Click on the *globex-product-catalog-activedoc* ActiveDoc to view the API -+ -image:apim-activedoc-view.png[] - -[#apicast-guide] -. Before you can start accessing the Product Catalog API, you must promote the APIcast configuration as below. + -+ -Note: <<#apicast, Click to learn more about APIcast>> - -. From https://3scale-%USERID%-admin.%SUBDOMAIN%[3scale homepage^,window=3scale], under the Products section, click on *Globex Product Catalog* to view the Product's overview page. -. From the left hand menu, navigate to *Integration* > *Configuration* -+ -image:apim-prod-integ-config.png[] -. Under *APIcast Configuration*, click *Promote to v.x Staging APICast* to promote the APIcast configurations. -+ -image::apim-promote-staging.png[] -. Similarly click *Promote to v.x Production APICast* -+ -image::apim-promote-prod.png[] - - -=== Create an Application for the default account - -. Navigate to https://3scale-%USERID%-admin.apps.cluster-vxhmd.sandbox1011.opentlc.com/buyers/accounts[Audience section^, window=3scale] of 3scale from the the top menu bar -+ -image:apim-audeince-menu.png[] -. You will be shown the *Accounts > Listing* page showing a default *Developer* account that has already been created. -+ -image:apim-developer-account.png[] -. Click on *Developer* to view the Developer Account details. -.. Click on the *+++1 Application+++* link on the top of the page -+ -image:apim-dev-acc-details.png[] -. The existing list of applications associated with this Developer user is displayed. -.. Note that there is already a default application which has been associated with this user. -.. Click *Create Application* button -+ -image:apim-create-app.png[] -. Choose/Enter the following details in the *Create Application* page: -* Product -+ -[.console-input] -[source,yaml] ----- -Globex Product Catalog ----- -* Application plan -+ -[.console-input] -[source,yaml] ----- -Globex Catalog Basic Plan ----- -* Name -+ -[.console-input] -[source,yaml] ----- -product-catalog-basic ----- -* Description -+ -[.console-input] -[source,yaml] ----- -Globex Product Catalog - Basic App ----- - -+ -image:apim-new-app-data.png[] -. Click the *Create Application* button. -. You can see the *product-catalog-basic* application details now as shown below. -+ -image:apim-create-app-success.png[] -. Make a note of the `User Key` that is displayed under the *API Credentials* section as highlighted in the above screenshot. This will be used while making calls to the API. - -[NOTE] -====== -Note: In real life, developers will create Applications from the integrated 3scale Developer Portal. -====== - -{empty} - ---- - -=== Test Product Catalog API Access - -To test the secure access of this API, you will use a simple Angular application which reads from the Product Catalog API endpoint and displays it on the browser. - -. Navigate to the link:https://console-openshift-console.%SUBDOMAIN%/topology/ns/globex-apim-%USERID%?view=graph[OpenShift Console,role=external,window=console] to access the *globex-apim-%USERID%* namespace in it. -. Click on the *Open URL* icon highlighted in the screenshot below to view the Angular mobile application. -+ -image:apim-launch-mobile.png[] -. You will see an empty page because the application is not configured to talk to the Product Catalog API yet. In the next steps you will configure the app to connect with the Product Catalog API. -+ -image:apim-mobile-empty.png[] -. From the OpenShift console that you have already opened, click on *globex-mobile* as highlighted below to view the *Deployment* details. -+ -image:apim-namespace.png[] -. In the deployment panel, click on the Deployment *globex-mobile* to navigate to the Deployment details page. -+ -image:apim-mobile-deployment-panel.png[] -. Click on the *Environment* tab from the Deployment details page. -+ -image:apim-mobile-deployment-details.png[] -. Note that there are two variables with values `replace-me`. You will need to update these variables which will need to be fetched from 3scale. + -. Update the 2 placeholders as instructed below -+ -image:apim-mobile-env.png[] -. *GLOBEX_PRODUCT_CATALOG_API*: We will use the Staging APICast URL of the *Globex Product Catalog* created in 3scale. -* Launch https://3scale-%USERID%-admin.%SUBDOMAIN%[3scale Dashboard^,window=3scale], and click on *Globex Product Catalog* link to view the Product Details -* Next navigate to *Integration > Configuration* from the left hand navigation, and copy the URL show under *Staging APIcast* section -+ -image:apim-staging-url.png[] -+ -* Paste the URL copied in the above step into the globex-mobile Deployment's Environment variable *GLOBEX_PRODUCT_CATALOG_API* -+ -image:apim-staging-url-pasted.png[] -. *USER_KEY*: This is the API Credentials that you were provided when you signed up for an Application Plan -** Click https://3scale-%USERID%-admin.%SUBDOMAIN%/p/admin/applications[Applications^,window=3scale] to view the list *Applications for Developer* account, and click on *product-catalog-basic* application. -+ -image:apim-developer-applications.png[] -** Copy the *User Key* as show in this page -+ -image:apim-user-key-var.png[] -** Paste this into the Deployment Environment variable *USER_KEY* -+ -image:apim-user-key-pasted.png[] -. 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Navigate to https://3scale-%USERID%-admin.%SUBDOMAIN%[3scale Dashboard^,window=3scale], and click on *globex-product-catalog-product* to view the Product Details -. Click on the *Analytics -> Traffic* link on the left hand side menu. You will see the *Hits* details. -. This section provides insights in terms of the number of hits for the product and other traffic analysis details as well. -+ -image:apim-traffic.png[] - - -== Summary - -Congratulations! You have reached the end of the *Manage and secure APIs with OpenShift API Management* module of this workshop. You learnt about the various aspects of API Lifecycle management using a gamut of technologies including Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry, Red Hat 3scale API Management, Apicurio design and Microcks. - -To learn more about click https://developers.redhat.com/topics/api-management[API Management, window=_blank] - - -== Appendix: Learn More - -[#3scale-definitions] -=== What are Backend, Product, ActiveDocs and CRDs? - - -* *Backends* are Internal APIs which are then bundled into a 3scale Product. It contains at least the URL of the API. It can optionally be configured with mapping rules, methods and metrics to facilitate reusability. -* *Products* are the Customer-facing APIs. It defines the application plans, and configure APIcast -* *ActiveDocs* are interactive documentation for your API offered as a framework by 3scale. You can create API documentation by attaching the Product Catalog OpenAPI schema as a *3scale ActiveDoc* -* A CRD file allows you to define your own object kinds (Backend, API, ActiveDoc etc) and lets the API Server handle the entire lifecycle of the objects. - -<< <<#3scale-definitions-guide, back to instructions>> - -{empty} - - -[#openshift-service] -=== What is a OpenShift/Kubernetes Service? - -In OpenShift, a Kubernetes Service serves as an internal load balancer and identifies pods which in turn have the applications. If the application needs to be accessed from outside of OpenShift, you will need OpenShift routes. + -In this workshop, since both 3scale and the Product Catalog API run on OpenShift, 3scale will proxy requests to the backend using Services. This also means the backend cannot be accessed directly from outside OpenShift. - -*Finding the Private endpoint of the Product Catalog service deployed on OpenShift* - -* In a browser window, navigate to the console of the lab OpenShift cluster at link:https://console-openshift-console.%SUBDOMAIN%/topology/ns/globex-%USERID%?view=graph[Topology view^,role=external,window=_blank]. - - -* Login with your username and password (`%USERID%/openshift`). Open the *Developer* perspective in the *globex-%USERID%* namespace. -* Click on the `*catalog icon*` to see the deployment details appear on the right-hand. Under the *Resources* tab, click on *catalog* Service as indicated in the screenshot above. -+ -image::apim-catalog-service.png[] -* You will be navigated to the Service Details page of the *catalog* service. Copy the *Hostname* highlighted in the screenshot below -+ -image::apim-catalog-service-details.png[] -+ -This would look something like this: `catalog.globex-%USERID%.svc.cluster.local` -* This hostname is used as the *Private endpoint* while creating the Backend. - -<< <<#create-backend, back to instructions>> - ---- - -[#apicast] -=== What is APIcast? - -APIcast is an NGINX based API gateway used to integrate your internal and external API services with the Red Hat 3scale Platform. In this workshop we use the two built-in APICast (staging and production) that come by default with the 3scale installation. They come pre-configured and ready to use out-of-the-box. + - -<< <<#apicast-guide, back to instructions>> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/04-workshop.adoc b/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/04-workshop.adoc deleted file mode 100644 index 933b785..0000000 --- a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/04-workshop.adoc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ -= Solution Pattern: API First Approach -:sectnums: -:sectlinks: -:doctype: book - -= Workshop - -what is this workshop and what will be learned - -== Installing the workshop environment -=== Before getting started -=== Installing the environment -== Delivering the workshop diff --git a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/_attributes.adoc b/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/_attributes.adoc deleted file mode 100644 index ad2bb5a..0000000 --- a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/_attributes.adoc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +0,0 @@ -:experimental: -:source-highlighter: highlightjs diff --git a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/content-overview.adoc b/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/content-overview.adoc deleted file mode 100644 index a20d689..0000000 --- a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/content-overview.adoc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -[discrete] -== Content overview - -[tabs] -==== -xref:index.adoc[{counter:module}. Solution Pattern]:: -+ -xref:index.adoc#use-cases[{counter:submodule1}. Use cases] + -xref:index.adoc#story[{counter:submodule1}. The story behind this solution pattern] + -xref:index.adoc#soolution[{counter:submodule1}. The solution] + -xref:index.adoc#content_overview[{counter:submodule1}. Content overview] + - -+ -xref:02-architecture.adoc[{counter:module}. Architecture]:: -+ -xref:02-architecture.adoc#_common_challenges[{counter:submodule2}. Common challenges] + -xref:02-architecture.adoc#tech_stack[{counter:submodule2}. Technology stack] + -xref:02-architecture.adoc#in_depth[{counter:submodule2}. An in-depth look at the solution's architecture] + -xref:02-architecture.adoc#more_tech[{counter:submodule2}. More about the technology stack] -+ -xref:03-demo.adoc[{counter:module}. Demonstration]:: -+ -xref:03-demo.adoc#_demonstration[{counter:submodule3}. Demonstration] + -xref:03-demo.adoc#_walkthrough_guide[{counter:submodule3}. Walkthrough guide] -+ -xref:#[{counter:module}. Developer Resources]:: -+ -* link:https://developers.redhat.com/about[ Register^] for Red Hat developers subscription to get access to Red Hat products for personal use at no cost + -* link:https://developers.redhat.com/products/3scale/overview[Red Hat 3scale API Management^] -* link:https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_build_of_apicurio_registry[Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry^] -* link:https://developers.redhat.com/products/quarkus/overview[Red Hat build of Quarkus^] -* link:https://developers.redhat.com/products/openshift/overview[Red Hat OpenShift^] + -==== \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/index.adoc b/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/index.adoc deleted file mode 100644 index 446cd22..0000000 --- a/documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/index.adoc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,40 +0,0 @@ -= Solution Patterns: Manage and Secure APIs with an API First Approach -:page-layout: home -:sectnums: -:sectlinks: -:doctype: book - - -In this solution pattern you will discover how an API First Approach provides the right framework to build microservices and APIs based systems. The stages of an API life cycle cover both the implementation life cycle and the management life cycle. - -* The *Implementation* phase allows you to collaboratively design an API before determining and developing the various channels and applications that will use the API. The design-first approach advocates for designing the API's contract before writing any code. -* The *Management* phase allows you to manage access to the implement APIs, measure consumption and also track utilization of the APIs to perhaps even monetize the APIs - -*Contributors:* _Bernard Tison (Red Hat), Jaya Christina Baskaran (Red Hat)_ - -[#use-cases] -== Use cases - -Use cases that can be addressed with this solution pattern: - -* Modernize legacy systems: Run legacy and new systems within the same platform. By adding API access to legacy systems, teams can build microservices-based applications while also using existing APIs, applications, and systems. -* Make APIs discoverable: Use APIs to connect microservices, systems, and applications so developers across the organization can easily access them through a consistent interface. This creates a sandbox where developers can test and deploy workloads. -* Join the API economy: Expand your API library and share your APIs with developers and partners outside of your organization. Monetize the services that were built for internal use and increase revenue streams by sharing them with a larger ecosystem - -A good API Management platform should allow the API teams to: - -* Deploy, monitor, and control APIs throughout their entire life cycle -* Create policies governing security and usage -* Use existing identity management systems through a declarative policy without requiring custom code -* Gain insight into health and use of APIs -* Discover and share APIs by publishing to internal or external developer portals - -include::01-pattern.adoc[] - -== Developer Resources - -* link:https://developers.redhat.com/about[ Register^] for Red Hat developers subscription to get access to Red Hat products for personal use at no cost + -* link:https://developers.redhat.com/products/3scale/overview[Red Hat 3scale API Management^] -* link:https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_build_of_apicurio_registry[Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry^] -* link:https://developers.redhat.com/products/quarkus/overview[Red Hat build of Quarkus^] -* link:https://developers.redhat.com/products/openshift/overview[Red Hat OpenShift^] + diff --git a/gulpfile.babel.js b/gulpfile.babel.js deleted file mode 100644 index 1f4e974..0000000 --- a/gulpfile.babel.js +++ /dev/null @@ -1,78 +0,0 @@ -/*jshint esversion: 6 */ - -import { series, watch } from "gulp"; -import { remove } from "fs-extra"; -import { readFileSync } from "fs"; -import {load as yamlLoad} from "yaml-js"; -import generator from "@antora/site-generator-default"; -import browserSync from "browser-sync"; - -const filename = "dev-site.yml"; -const server = browserSync.create(); -const args = ["--playbook", filename]; - -//Watch Paths -function watchGlobs() { - let json_content = readFileSync(`${__dirname}/${filename}`, "UTF-8"); - let yaml_content = yamlLoad(json_content); - let dirs = yaml_content.content.sources.map(source => [ - `${source.url}/**/**.yml`, - `${source.url}/**/**.adoc`, - `${source.url}/**/**.hbs` - ]); - dirs.push(["dev-site.yml"]); - dirs = [].concat(...dirs); - //console.log(dirs); - return dirs; -} - -const siteWatch = () => watch(watchGlobs(), series(build, reload)); - -const removeSite = done => remove("gh-pages", done); -const removeCache = done => remove(".cache", done); - -function build(done) { - generator(args, process.env) - .then(() => { - done(); - }) - .catch(err => { - console.log(err); - done(); - }); -} - -function workshopSite(done){ - generator(["--pull", "--stacktrace","--playbook","workshop-site.yaml"], process.env) - .then(() => { - done(); - }) - .catch(err => { - console.log(err); - done(); - }); -} - -function reload(done) { - server.reload(); - done(); -} - -function serve(done) { - server.init({ - server: { - baseDir: "./gh-pages" - } - }); - done(); -} - -const _build = build; -export { _build as build }; -const _clean = series(removeSite, removeCache); -export { _clean as clean }; -const _default = series(_clean, build, serve, siteWatch); -export { _default as default }; -//build workshop docs -const _wsite = series(_clean, workshopSite); -export { _wsite as workshopSite }; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/index.html b/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a54a53b --- /dev/null +++ b/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ + + + + + + +Codestin Search App +

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Globex is a fictitious retail company. The company recently started a digital transformation and cloud adoption journey. As part of this initiative, the development and devops teams have completed the modernization of the existing multi-tier monolithic retail e-commerce web application. The monolithic application was split in a couple of loosely-coupled microservices and the application was re-hosted on OpenShift.

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To secure the access to Globex’s core APIs that will be used by the new channels, an API Management platform is needed. To build a holistic API Management solution, the team decides to adopt an API First approach spanning design, governance, mock and management of APIs - which will enable rapid development across teams.

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The dev team decides to introduce an API Management solution to expose, secure and manage the APIs to the application backend services. This allows to introduce new channels (mobile application, B2B transactions) in a controlled way.

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Using a contract-first approach, the APIs are specified in a OpenAPI spec document and managed in a registry (Red Hat Openshift Service Registry). Once implemented, they are onboarded on the API management platform. +Mocking of the APIs allows parallel streams of development between API implementers and API consumers.

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API First approach: before tackling the development of new services, the API contract is formalized in a OpenAPI spec document. This API design phase is done collaboratively with all stakeholders. Once a first version of the OpenAPI spec document is ready, it is pushed and managed in a service registry, which acts a the system of truth. Mocks are created for the API.

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To provision the demo you will perform the following steps - each of which are explained in detail in the next sections:

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6. Manage and Secure APIs

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6.1. Introduction

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Once the backend teams fully develop the APIs backends, the APIs can be published for external consumption with an API management platform. Globex uses Red Hat 3scale API Management for managing these APIs. The external teams such as the mobile team will be able to use the built-in developer portal of 3scale to sign up for various application plans.

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6.3. Create Mobile Gateway Backend, Product and ActiveDoc on 3scale

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In this lab you will declare the 3scale assets like Product and Backend as Kubernetes Custom Resources. The Custom Resources are detected by the 3scale operator which applies and synchronizes the Custom Resources (CRDs) on the 3scale platform.

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Note: Click to learn more about Backends, Products, ActiveDocs and CRDs

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6.3.1. Create 3scale Backend

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To create the Backend for Product Catalog API Gateway, you will need the Service URL of Product Catalog deployment which is already running on OpenShift.

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    Navigate to the OpenShift Console. If required, login with your username and password (%USERID%/openshift). Open the Developer perspective in the globex-apim-%USERID%

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      Paste the following Backend 3scale Custom Resource in the editor.

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+kind: Backend
+metadata:
+  name: globex-product-catalog-backend
+  namespace: globex-apim-%USERID%
+spec:
+  name: "Globex Product Catalog Backend"
+  systemName: "globex-product-catalog-backend"
+  privateBaseURL: "http://catalog.globex-%USERID%.svc.cluster.local:8080"
+  providerAccountRef:
+    name: 3scale-tenant-secret
+  metrics:
+    hits:
+      description: Number of API hits
+      friendlyName: Hits
+      unit: "hit"
+  mappingRules:
+    - httpMethod: GET
+      pattern: "/"
+      increment: 1
+      metricMethodRef: hits
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      Click Create to create the 3scale Backend resource. The 3scale operator creates the Backend resource in your 3scale tenant.

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+kind: Product
+metadata:
+  name: globex-product-catalog-product
+  namespace: globex-apim-%USERID%
+spec:
+  name: "Globex Product Catalog"
+  systemName: "globex-product-catalog-product"
+  providerAccountRef:
+    name: 3scale-tenant-secret
+  applicationPlans:
+    basic:
+      name: "Globex Catalog Basic Plan"
+      setupFee: "0"
+      published: true
+    premium:
+      name: "Globex Catalog Premium Plan"
+      setupFee: "100"
+      published: true
+  backendUsages:
+    globex-product-catalog-backend:
+      path: /
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+kind: ActiveDoc
+apiVersion: capabilities.3scale.net/v1beta1
+metadata:
+  name: globex-product-catalog-activedoc
+  namespace: globex-apim-%USERID%
+spec:
+  activeDocOpenAPIRef:
+    url: "https://service-registry-%USERID%.%SUBDOMAIN%/apis/registry/v2/groups/globex/artifacts/ProductCatalogAPI"
+  published: true
+  name: globex-product-catalog-activedoc
+  providerAccountRef:
+    name: 3scale-tenant-secret
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Congratulations! You have reached the end of the Manage and secure APIs with OpenShift API Management module of this workshop. You learnt about the various aspects of API Lifecycle management using a gamut of technologies including Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry, Red Hat 3scale API Management, Apicurio design and Microcks.

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8.1. What are Backend, Product, ActiveDocs and CRDs?

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    Products are the Customer-facing APIs. It defines the application plans, and configure APIcast

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In OpenShift, a Kubernetes Service serves as an internal load balancer and identifies pods which in turn have the applications. If the application needs to be accessed from outside of OpenShift, you will need OpenShift routes.
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8.3. What is APIcast?

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Globex is a fictitious retail company. The company recently started a digital transformation and cloud adoption journey. As part of this initiative, the development and devops teams have completed the modernization of the existing multi-tier monolithic retail e-commerce web application. The monolithic application was split in a couple of loosely-coupled microservices and the application was re-hosted on OpenShift.

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The following CLI tools are required for running the exercises in this tutorial. +Please have them installed and configured before you get started with any of the tutorial chapters.

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Git

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Docker

Docker for Mac

dnf install docker

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VirtualBox

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Minikube v1.12.1

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kubectl v1.18.6

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stern

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Apache Maven 3.6.3

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The profile my_profile is created to run the tutorial:

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πŸ˜„  [my_profile] minikube v1.20.0 on Darwin 11.3
+βœ…  Created a new profile : my_profile
+βœ…  minikube profile was successfully set to my_profile
+πŸ˜„  [default] minikube v1.12.1 on Darwin 11.3
+✨  Selecting 'virtualbox' driver from user configuration (alternates: [hyperkit])
+πŸ”₯  Creating virtualbox VM (CPUs=2, Memory=8192MB, Disk=50000MB) ...
+🐳  Preparing Kubernetes v1.18.6 on Docker '20.10.6' ...
+    β–ͺ apiserver.enable-admission-plugins=LimitRanger,NamespaceExists,NamespaceLifecycle,ResourceQuota,ServiceAccount,DefaultStorageClass,MutatingAdmissionWebhook
+🚜  Pulling images ...
+πŸš€  Launching Kubernetes ...
+βŒ›  Waiting for cluster to come online ...
+πŸ„  Done! kubectl is now configured to use "my_profile"
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