located at examples/sidecar-authorization-gateways

1. run database migrations

docker-compose run boruta-server ./bin/boruta eval "BorutaWeb.Release.setup()"
docker-compose run boruta-server ./bin/boruta eval "BorutaGateway.Release.setup()"

2. load (micro)gateways configuration

docker-compose run boruta-server ./bin/boruta eval "BorutaGateway.Release.load_configuration()"
docker-compose run httpbin-sidecar ./bin/boruta_gateway eval "BorutaGateway.Release.load_configuration()"
docker-compose run protected-httpbin-sidecar ./bin/boruta_gateway eval "BorutaGateway.Release.load_configuration()"

Once done, you can run the docker images as follow:

docker-compose up

The applications will be available on different ports (depending on the docker compose environment configuration):

• http://localhost:8080 for the authorization server
• http://localhost:8081 for the admin interface
• http://localhost:8082 for the gateway

The gateway will have two endpoints:

• http://localhost:8082/httpbin which expose the httpbin service publicly
• http://localhost:8082/protected-httpbin which expose the httpbin and restrict traffic to test scope granted users