#!/bin/bash # Script to configure and start the Policy components that are to run in the designated container, # It is intended to be used as the entrypoint in the Dockerfile, so the last statement of the # script just goes into a long sleep so that the script does not exit (which would cause the # container to be torn down). container=$1 case $container in pap) comps="base pap paplp console mysql" ;; pdp) comps="base pdp pdplp" ;; brmsgw) comps="base brmsgw" ;; *) echo "Usage: do-start.sh pap|pdp|brmsgw" >&2 exit 1 esac # skip installation if build.info file is present (restarting an existing container) if [[ -f /opt/app/policy/etc/build.info ]]; then echo "Found existing installation, will not reinstall" . /opt/app/policy/etc/profile.d/env.sh else if [[ -d config ]]; then cp config/*.conf . fi for comp in $comps; do echo "Installing component: $comp" ./docker-install.sh --install $comp done for comp in $comps; do echo "Configuring component: $comp" ./docker-install.sh --configure $comp done . /opt/app/policy/etc/profile.d/env.sh # install keystore #changed to use http instead of http, so keystore no longer needed #cp config/policy-keystore.jks $POLICY_HOME/etc/ssl/policy-keystore if [[ -f config/$container-tweaks.sh ]] ; then # file may not be executable; running it as an # argument to bash avoids needing execute perms. bash config/$container-tweaks.sh fi if [[ $container == pap ]]; then # wait for DB up ./wait-for-port.sh mariadb 3306 # now that DB is up, invoke database upgrade # (which does nothing if the db is already up-to-date) dbuser=$(echo $(grep '^JDBC_USER=' base.conf | cut -f2 -d=)) dbpw=$(echo $(grep '^JDBC_PASSWORD=' base.conf | cut -f2 -d=)) db_upgrade_remote.sh $dbuser $dbpw mariadb fi fi # pap needs to wait for mariadb up before starting; # others need to wait for pap up (in case it had to do db upgrade) if [[ $container == pap ]]; then # we may have already done this above, but doesn't hurt to repeat ./wait-for-port.sh mariadb 3306 else ./wait-for-port.sh pap 9091 fi policy.sh start # on pap, wait for pap, pdp, brmsgw, and nexus up, # then push the initial default policies if [[ $container == pap ]]; then ./wait-for-port.sh pap 9091 ./wait-for-port.sh pdp 8081 # brmsgw doesn't have a REST API, so check for JMX port instead ./wait-for-port.sh brmsgw 9989 ./wait-for-port.sh nexus 8081 # wait addional 1 minute for all processes to get fully initialized and synched up sleep 60 bash config/push-policies.sh fi sleep 1000d