ManyWho Provisioning Service

This service is currently in development, and not yet recommended for use in production environments

This service is used to perform some tasks when a new tenant is provisioned in ManyWho.

Usage

If you need to, it's easy to spin up your own instance of the service if you follow these instructions:

Database

You will find the required schemas for the supported databases in the src/main/sql folder.

Configuring

The available configuration settings for the application are:

• DATABASE_HOSTNAME
• DATABASE_SUPERUSER_USERNAME
• DATABASE_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD

Environment Variables

You will have to configure the application at runtime by using environment variables, so you'll need to run the application like this:

$ DATABASE_HOSTNAME=localhost DATABASE_SUPERUSER_USERNAME=postgres DATABASE_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=password java -jar target/provisioning-*.jar

Building

To build the application, you will need to have Maven 3 and a Java 8 implementation installed (OpenJDK and Oracle Java SE are both supported).

Now you can build the runnable shaded JAR:

$ mvn clean package

Running

The application is a RestEASY JAX-RS application, that by default is run under the Undertow server on port 8080 (if you use the packaged JAR).

Defaults

Running the following command will start the service listening on 0.0.0.0:8080:

$ java -jar target/provisioning-*.jar

Heroku

The service is compatible with Heroku, and can be deployed by clicking the button below:

Contributing

Contributions are welcome to the project - whether they are feature requests, improvements or bug fixes! Refer to CONTRIBUTING.md for our contribution requirements.

License

This service is released under the MIT License.