Kongs lab

Environment to learn Kong Gateway

API spec example to use with Insomnia

Setup

If you want to try inso, you'll have to have Insomnia installed on your computer and set the correct value to INSOMNIA_DIR on the Makefile

Builds, (re)creates, starts, and attaches to containers for the services.
```
make setup
```
Set up konga

Usage

Create kong.yaml

generate kong config file
```
make inso-generate-config
```

import config into kong's container

docker-compose run --rm inso generate config spc_9e0238 > kong/data/kong.yaml

Sync data into kong

docker-compose exec kong bash

cd app
deck sync

Check if json-server is responding

http --body localhost:8080/books

Should output

[
    {
        "author": "Agatha Christie",
        "id": 1,
        "title": "The Mysterious Murder At Styles"
    }
]

Call json-server via proxy

http --verbose --proxy http:http:localhost:8000 jsonserver:8080/books/1 kong-debug:1

http --verbose localhost:8000/books/1 kong-debug:1

Notice that the response has Kong's headers

kong-debug:1 header adds the following info

Kong-Route-Id: 4b3a08e5-505a-45d1-8f03-2814dc64f7e8
Kong-Route-Name: Bookstore_Api-books-id-get
Kong-Service-Id: 16929ea2-77d9-47c8-b134-618abcfa06d5
Kong-Service-Name: Bookstore_Api

Change the route's host

http PATCH http://localhost:8001/routes/e11238c7-9143-484d-8a61-22b1368df899 hosts:='["jsonserver.localhost"]'

Now it should work only if called as follow

http --verbose jsonserver.localhost:8000/books/1 kong-debug:1

pauloricardokoch/labs-kong

Kongs lab

API spec example to use with Insomnia

Setup

Usage