Learning Locker Admin User

[shoebjoarder]

@ralf-berger I successfully managed to run the Docker Compose file, and the database is being populated as expected. Thank you for that, really appreciate your help! However, we need to ensure that an admin user is created automatically when starting up.

According to the CLI Operations page in the Learning Locker official documentation, it is possible to create an admin user using a CLI command. Currently, I have to manually enter the learninglocker-api-1 container and execute the CLI command to create the admin user. We could use our official gmail address.

Once this is done, it would be nice if we could deploy the Learning Locker and make the UI instance (learning-locker-ui-1) and xAPI Service (learning-locker-xapi-service-1) available to be accessed from the web.

We have discussed earlier about the connection between OpenLAP and Learning Locker. Here I have illustrated a diagram.

• As mentioned above, the Learning Locker needs to be deployed to be accessible via web.
• Once we have deployed the OpenLAP, the back-end (openlap-analyticsframework) needs to access both databases i.e., OpenLAP's MongoDB instance and learninglocker-mongo-1
  • In openlap-analyticsframework, you will find the database configurations. The primary is the OpenLAP's MongoDB instance configuration and the secondary is the learninglocker-mongo-1

     spring.data.mongodb.primary.uri=${MONGODB_PRIMARY_URI:mongodb://127.0.0.1:27018}
     spring.data.mongodb.primary.database=${OPENLAP_MONGODB_DB:openlap}
     spring.data.mongodb.secondary.uri=${MONGODB_SECONDARY_URI:mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017}
     spring.data.mongodb.secondary.database=${LRS_MONGODB_DB:learninglocker_v2}

[ralf-berger]

I think one of the services (worker/api?) should probably perform an upsert just like cli currently does on startup?