Connect MicroExecutor to Data
To connect the MicroExecutor to Data container, follow this steps:
1. Create a new file compose.override.yaml
in the root of your local data-docker-compose
repository, with the following contents:
services:
dispatcher:
environment:
- <ME_ID_CW>_URL>=http://host.docker.internal:<ME_PORT>
<ME_ID_CW>
is MicroExecutor ID in capital words separeted by underscores<ME_PORT>
is the port your MicroExecutor is listening on
Example
- MicroExecutor ID:
me-java-test
- MicroExecutor port:
8181
services:
dispatcher:
environment:
- ME_JAVA_TEST_URL=http://host.docker.internal:8181
2. Inside your Kokos DSLs, register your MicroExecutor and related services in register.yaml
handlers:
<ME_ID>:
url: ${<ME_ID_CW>_URL:=http://host.docker.internal:<ME_PORT>}
services:
names:
<ME_SERVICE_NAME>:
handler: <ME_ID>
<ME_ID>
is your MicroExecutor ID- url must be the same declared in the
compose.override.yaml
<ME_SERVICE_NAME>
is the service of your MicroExecutor that you want to expose
Example
- MicroExecutor ID:
me-java-test
- MicroExecutor port:
8181
- MicroExecutor service name:
EXM_TEST_00
handlers:
me-java-test:
url: ${ME_JAVA_TEST_URL=http://host.docker.internal:8181}
services:
names:
EXM_TEST_00:
handler: me-java-test
See more details about service routing
3. Run Data with Docker Compose
docker compose --profile default up
4. Run the MicroExecutor in your local IDE
5. Let's FUN!
From webup.js or the kokos-dispatcher Swagger UI, try calling a FUN containing a service that's implemented in your MicroExecutor!