redhat-developer/che-vertx-server

Vert.x server for che-starter performance testing

Vert.x server runs locally by default on localhost:33333. To access OpenShift endpoints, it is necessary to pass header Authorization with token customtoken - "Authorization: Bearer customtoken"

How to run locally

• build project mvn clean package and run fat jar java -jar target/vertx-server.jar

How to run on OpenShift

• there is a docker image mlabuda/che-vertx-server:openshift on dockerhub which is ready to run on OpenShift, or on docker locally
• required parameters for running on OpenShift are VERTX_CHE_SERVER_URL, VERTX_OS_ROUTE_HOST

Run parameters

There are several execution parameters:

• VERTX_CHE_SERVER_URL - URL of virtual Che server (this vertx server), default http://localhost:33333
• VERTX_OS_ROUTE_HOST - OpenShift route host of Che server, default value is set to this vert.x server running locally, value can't contain http prefix, default localhost:33333.
• VERTX_DC - deployment config name of Che server deployment on OpenShift, default che
• VERTX_OS_ROUTE_NAME - OpenShift route name of Che server, default che-host

Usage with che-starter

To use this mocked Vert.x server with che-starter, use following values for parameters in che-starter REST API:

• masterUrl - when running locally, use http://localhost:33333, otherwise use real endpoint of the deployment of this server (e.g. on OpenShift a route URL)
• namespace - use eclipse-che, for now it reflects real OpenShift project of Che server deployment
• Authorization - use any string, there is no limitation so far
• param - when creating a new workspace, use following params in case you wish successful calls

 {
  "branch": "master",
  "description": "https://github.com/mlabuda/vertx-with-che.git#master",
  "id": "chevertxwsid13",
  "name": "vertxworkspace",
  "repo": "https://github.com/mlabuda/vertx-with-che",
  "stack": "vert.x"
}