PingAuthorize tutorial source files

Overview

This repository contains companion source files to be used with the PingAuthorize tutorials found at https://documentation.pingidentity.com.

The documentation in this branch was verified at the time of publishing. The Docker tags and DevOps licenses used during verification might no longer be available. Refer to the main branch for the most up-to-date content.

Prerequisites

docker (version 19.03.12)
docker-compose (version 1.26.2)
You have followed the documentation at https://devops.pingidentity.com/get-started/introduction/ to obtain a DevOps key and set up the pingctl environment and command-line tool (version 1.0.6).

Configuration

The following table lists the default ports used and their respective environment variables. To change the default ports used by the tutorials, copy the provided env-template.txt file to .env for use by docker-compose and then modify the ports.

Environment variable	Default port	Description
PAZ_TUTORIALS_CONSOLE_PORT	5443	The PingData Console port.
PAZ_TUTORIALS_PAZ_PORT	7443	The PingAuthorize Server port.
PAZ_TUTORIALS_PAP_PORT	8443	The PingAuthorize Policy Editor port.

Usage

Bringing up the environment

Copy the env-template.txt file to .env if you have not already done so.

cp env-template.txt .env

Run the following command to bring up the environment.

docker-compose up --detach

Once the containers are started, it will take a few minutes (up to 15 on some systems) for them to become healthy. You can determine their state by running the following command:

docker container ls --format '{{ .Names }}: {{ .Status }}'

Eventually all 4 containers should have the healthy status.

Bringing down the environment

To stop and remove the containers, run the command:

docker-compose down

Note that any progress made on the tutorials will be cleared after the containers are removed.

Provided servers

Baseline docker-compose.yml for PingAuthorize/Policy Editor/PingDirectory environment. The PingData Console may be used to administer both PingDirectory and PingAuthorize by logging in with the correct value in the Server field.

Product	URL	PingDataConsole `Server`	Username	Password
PingData Console	https://localhost:5443/console/	N/A	N/A	N/A
PingDirectory	N/A	`pingdirectory:1636`	`administrator`	`2FederateM0re`
PingAuthorize	N/A	`pingauthorize:1636`	`administrator`	`2FederateM0re`
PingAuthorize Policy Editor	https://localhost:8443	N/A	`admin`	`password123`

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