Basically you need to do dep ensure (see dep)
After that set DISNEYLAND_CONFIG to some YAML file path, with contents similar to:
server_cert: /path/to/server/cert.crt
server_key: /path/to/server/key.key
ca_cert: /path/to/ca/cert.crt
listen_on: :50051
db_uri: postgres://localhost/disneyland?sslmode=disable
After that you can launch server with go run disneyland_server.go command
In order to run tests, you'll need to point DISNEYLAND_TESTS_CONFIG env variable to some YAML file with contents like:
client_cert: /path/to/client/cert.crt
client_key: /path/to/client/key.key
ca_cert: /path/to/ca/cert.crt
connect_to: 127.0.0.1:50051
db_uri: postgres://localhost/disneyland?sslmode=disable
TLS auth supoort is inspired by this article: https://bbengfort.github.io/programmer/2017/03/03/secure-grpc.html
Full certificate creation workflow using certstrap looks like this
# For server
certstrap init --common-name "disneyland"
certstrap request-cert -ip 127.0.0.1
certstrap sign 127.0.0.1 --CA disneyland
-o parameter used to provide structured data in format access_to_project.access_to_jobkind (two strings separated by .)
You could provide a certain job access using access_to_project=[project_name / ANY] and access_to_jobkind=[kind_name / ANY] (ANY for full access )
# For client
certstrap request-cert -o ship-shield.docker --cn test-user
certstrap sign test-user --CA disneyland
to generate client csr for user (name "test-user", access to project "ship-shield" and access to any kind of jobs) execute following
certstrap request-cert -o ship-shield.ANY --cn test-user
to generate client csr for docker (name "docker", access to any project and access to "docker" kind of jobs) execute following
certstrap request-cert -o ANY.docker --cn docker
to generate client csr for user (name "alex", access to any project and access to any kind of jobs) execute following
certstrap request-cert -o ANY.ANY --cn alex