Run ./adc_broker.sh install.
Run ./adc_broker.sh build.
Run ./adc_broker.sh start (a --detached option is available).
Wait for the angular build to be finished.
The application is now operational.
To regenerate all nginx certificates. First, you must delete them.
Run rm nginx/ssl/adc-broker-nginx-key*
They are recreated during the build.
The website is accessible at the address http://localhost (for the moment it is not accessible outside the VM). An administrator admin@mail.com is created by default with the default password admin (it need to be changed).
The REST message publishing interface is available at the address http://localhost/api/publish.
The AMQP message receiving interface is available at the address amqps://username:password@localhost:5771/queue_path. The username in this address correspond to the first part of a subscriber mail (before the @). Only subscribers users have access to the broker.
In a first time we need to get a token.
Run curl --location --request POST 'http://localhost/api/token/' --form 'username="<username>"' --form 'password="<password>"'.
This will return a connection token for the user.
Then we can send a message
Run curl --location --request POST 'http://localhost/api/publish/' --header 'Authorization: Token <myToken>' --form 'policy_id="<publisher policy id>"' --form 'message="<message>"'.
The policy_id can be obtained in the publisher page.
To receive AMQP messages, a test client is available.
Run export PYTHONPATH=$(pwd)/git/adc-broker-backend/.
Run cd git/adc-broker-backend/backend/amqp/test_clients.
Run python3 ReceiveAmqps.py -u amqps://<username>:<password>@localhost:5771/ -a <queue path>.
The username in this address correspond to the first part of a subscriber mail (before the @).
Run ./adc_broker.sh stop (a --purge option is available to reset all the data).