[docker-compose] distro not working properly ?

Environment - Windows 10 pro / Docker for windows v20.10.2 / Google Chrome 87.0.4280.141 ApiCurio release - latest on Master branch (on the time of this comment) Issue description:

we have been trying to test ApiCurio on our local Docker compose to evaluate it, as we have been hearing good feedback about it so far, but we are having difficult time setting it up using its Docker Compose distro …

1. docker-compose distro is not running correctly due to an issue connecting to mysql without SSL.
2. quarkus docker-compose has been installed correctly
   • but not initially, as we had to replace this string in the .env file in order for Apicurio to integrate with the auth service correctly …
     • APICURIO_KC_AUTH_URL=http://192.168.1.40:8090/auth/realms/apicurio replaced with APICURIO_KC_AUTH_URL=http://192.168.1.40:8090/auth
   • and all 3 portals opened correctly after that (keycloack, microcks, & Apicurio)
   • but Apicurio portal couldn’t work with its api due to CORS issue

are we missing any configurations ?

Thank you.

[carlesarnal]

Hi @hanyEthan, I’m glad you raised this cause it led me to find a bug in the docker-compose distro. We had a problem with the microcks realm template, causing the redirect URI to be invalid. I’ve linked a PR that should fix the issue.

Also, as a side note, you should access the applications using your host IP, using localhost will lead you to the same invalid_url error.

Thanks!

[hanyEthan]

thank you @carlesarnal, the installation and auth are working properly now. we will continue our evaluation, and will report any blockers.