ms-iot/pcs-config-dotnet

Name: pcs-config-dotnet

Owner: ms-iot

Description: The configuration microservice for Azure IoT Solutions

Forked from: Azure/pcs-config-dotnet

Created: 2017-12-16 00:38:45.0

Updated: 2018-04-04 23:34:36.0

Pushed: 2018-04-12 18:18:44.0

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Language: C#

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README

Config service Overview

This service handles communication with the Storage Adapter microservice to complete tasks.

The microservice provides a RESTful endpoint to make CRUD operations for “devicegroups”, “solution-settings”, and “user-settings”. The data will be stored by the Storage Adapter microservice.

Dependencies

• [Storage adapter microservice] used to store data

How to use the microservice

Local Setup

1. Environment Variables

Run scripts\env-vars-setup.cmd on Windows or source scripts/env-vars-setup on Mac/Linux to set up the environment variables needed to run the service locally. In Windows you can also set these in your system.

If using envornemnt variables, this service requires the following environment variables to be set:

• PCS_STORAGEADAPTER_WEBSERVICE_URL - the url for the Storage Adapter Webservice used for key value storage
• PCS_TELEMETRY_WEBSERVICE_URL - the url for the Telemetry Webservice used for key value storage
• PCS_DEVICESIMULATION_WEBSERVICE_URL - the url for the Device Simulation Webservice used for key value storage
• PCS_IOTHUBMANAGER_WEBSERVICE_URL - the url for the IOT Hub Manager Webservice used for key value storage

Quickstart - Running the service with Docker

You can quickly start the Config service and its dependencies in one simple step, using Docker Compose with the docker-compose.yml file in the project:

cripts/docker
er-compose up

The Docker compose configuration requires the PCS_STORAGEADAPTER_WEBSERVICE_URL environment variable.

Build and Run from the command line

The scripts folder contains scripts for many frequent tasks:

• compile: compile the projects.
• build: compile the projects and run the tests.
• run: compile the projects and run the service. This will prompt for elevated privileges in Windows to run the web service.

The scripts check for the environment variables setup. You can set the environment variables globally in your OS, or use the “env-vars-setup” script in the scripts folder.

Updating the Docker image

The scripts folder includes a docker subfolder with the files required to package the service into a Docker image:

• build: build a Docker container and store the image in the local registry
• run: run the Docker container from the image stored in the local registry

Contributing to the solution

Please follow our contribution guildelines and code style conventions.

Feedback

Please enter issues, bugs, or suggestions as GitHub Issues here: https://github.com/Azure/pcs-config-dotnet/issues.