zatoio_tutorial

Zato tutorial using postgres, redis, rabbitmq deployed via Vagrant

Following the tutorial at https://zato.io/docs/tutorial/01.html and https://zato.io/docs/tutorial/02.html

Setup

After cloning use the vagrant cloud image for ubuntu/trusty

 vagrant box add ubuntu\trusty https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/vagrant/trusty/current/trusty-server-cloudimg-amd64-vagrant-disk1.box

Create the VM's and initialise using

 vagrant up

This will create four VM's: postgresdb, rabbitmq, zatoweb, djangoweb

The tutorial currently only requires zatoweb and postgresdb

to access the servers using vagrant e.g.

 vagrant ssh postgresdb
 vagrant ssh rabbitmq
 vagrant ssh zatoweb
 vagrant ssh djangoweb

After initialisation logon to the zatoweb, the vagrant file creates the base cluster however it isnt started by default

 vagrant ssh zatoweb
 sudo su - zato

 #Create the cluster
 #quickstart create takes zato quickstart create $path \
 #    postgresql $odb_host $odb_port $odb_user $odb_db_name \
 #    $kvdb_host $kvdb_port --verbose
 zato quickstart create /usr/share/zato postgresql 10.0.0.4 5432 zato1 zato1 localhost 6379 --verbose

 #When prompeted enter 'zato1' as the DB user and password
 #Dont enter a password or user of kvdb as these use the defaults
 #note the generated password. e.g. ikik-oreb-oteh-amel"

 #Start zato
 /usr/share/zato/zato-qs-start.sh

 #zato cluster is installed in /usr/share/zato

After starting you can access the admin interface from your host machine at http://localhost:8183 as the port has been forwarded

For convenience the files used in the tutorial are available within vagrant from

/vagrant/services/

these can be used for hot deployment throughout the tutorials