Node6, Docker & Openshift 3 ready microservice template.
- Class for CRUD functionality.
- Put here classes to decorate crud default behaviour. (eg you want to implement a special type of search.)
- Documentation
- basic DB CRUD actions.
- DAO pattern.
- Documentation
- node soap client node-soap for quick integration with soap endpoints service.
- long pulling functionality plus circuit breaker.
- error handling middleware.
- create a basic router with body-parser and CORS enabled.
- Mocha framework
- Chai assertions library.
- CORS
- BodyParser
- Mongoskin
oc login https://10.2.2.2:8443 #if your are using vagrant box; https://ip-addr:8443 otherwise.
# Install the openshift-template, you need to edit the template to use the appropiate builder-image for Node.js v6.
# You just need to edit the BuilderConfig object for this.
oc create -f openshift3/node-mongo.json
oc project <your project> # jump to the project
# create the new app, this will create two pods one node.js & mongodb.
oc new-app nodejs6-mongodb
-p APPLICATION_NAME=<name_of_your_app> \
SOURCE_REPOSITORY_URL=https://github.com/cesarvr/micro_service \
DATABASE_USER=<user> \
DATABASE_PASSWORD=<psw> \
DATABASE_NAME=<dbname> \
DATABASE_ADMIN_PASSWORD=<admin_db> ### Docker
# boot up your docker mongodb
# docker run -d -p 27017:27017 mongo
#clone the repo and jump inside.
docker build -t node6 .
# it just create a container and make that container mount your work(current) folder.
docker run -it -d -e "MONGO_URL=mongodb://@ip-addr:27017/test" \
-m "300M" --memory-swap "1G" \
-p 8080:8080 -v $(echo $PWD):/usr/src/app \
--name micro_service node6 node applicationhttp://localhost:8080 #Service deployed here.- Openshift 3 Documentation
- Docker Docs
- Docker and Node.js Best Practices
- Docker Security Bench, good app to check vulnerabilities in your docker container.