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[jira] [Updated] (AIRAVATA-3383) Automate creating a
settings_local.py file for local development
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRAVATA-3383?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Marcus Christie updated AIRAVATA-3383:
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Description:
Make it easier for gateway developers to get a settings_local.py for local development. What we tend to do is copy the settings_local.py for the deployed Django portal instance and then modify it to work for local development.
Here are some differences between the production and local dev settings_local.py
- comment out production settings like DEBUG, STATIC_ROOT, ALLOWED_HOSTS
- comment out the MySQL database engine - local dev will use sqlite db instead
-- need to also remove the db password or mask it
- comment out/remove the Email settings
- set GATEWAY_DATA_STORE_REMOTE_API so that locally the user sees the files on the remote deployed gateway
- comment out FILE_UPLOAD_TEMP_DIR
- comment out the TUS settings
Also, for the Keycloak OAuth login to work we need to add {{http://localhost:8000/}} and {{http://localhost:8000/auth/callback*}}.
Improvements that could be made:
- ideally, we would create a new Keycloak client for the realm that has as little privileges as necessary. The Keycloak client used for the production deployed Django portals has 'manage-users' role. The Keycloak client for local development should only allow logging in to localhost.
- might be good to create a SQLite configuration that names the database file uniquely, but that is maybe something that is only useful is working on more than one gateway
h5. TODO
- [ ] verify that client can be created for local portal development using the REST API
- [ ] script to add manage-clients role to portal client service accounts (they currently only get manage-users role)
- [ ] update TenantManagementKeycloakImpl to add manage-clients to newly created portal client service accounts
- [ ] Django portal: implement creating portal client using REST API
- [ ] Django portal: implement creating settings_local.py download
- [ ] handle clients that don't have "Direct Access Grants Enabled" - redirect to Keycloak login page to login with username/password (see comment below)
was:
Make it easier for gateway developers to get a settings_local.py for local development. What we tend to do is copy the settings_local.py for the deployed Django portal instance and then modify it to work for local development.
Here are some differences between the production and local dev settings_local.py
- comment out production settings like DEBUG, STATIC_ROOT, ALLOWED_HOSTS
- comment out the MySQL database engine - local dev will use sqlite db instead
-- need to also remove the db password or mask it
- set GATEWAY_DATA_STORE_REMOTE_API so that locally the user sees the files on the remote deployed gateway
- comment out FILE_UPLOAD_TEMP_DIR
- comment out the TUS settings
Also, for the Keycloak OAuth login to work we need to add {{http://localhost:8000/}} and {{http://localhost:8000/auth/callback*}}.
Improvements that could be made:
- ideally, we would create a new Keycloak client for the realm that has as little privileges as necessary. The Keycloak client used for the production deployed Django portals has 'manage-users' role. The Keycloak client for local development should only allow logging in to localhost.
- might be good to create a SQLite configuration that names the database file uniquely, but that is maybe something that is only useful is working on more than one gateway
h5. TODO
- [ ] verify that client can be created for local portal development using the REST API
- [ ] script to add manage-clients role to portal client service accounts (they currently only get manage-users role)
- [ ] update TenantManagementKeycloakImpl to add manage-clients to newly created portal client service accounts
- [ ] Django portal: implement creating portal client using REST API
- [ ] Django portal: implement creating settings_local.py download
- [ ] handle clients that don't have "Direct Access Grants Enabled" - redirect to Keycloak login page to login with username/password (see comment below)
> Automate creating a settings_local.py file for local development
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>
> Key: AIRAVATA-3383
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRAVATA-3383
> Project: Airavata
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Django Portal
> Reporter: Marcus Christie
> Assignee: Marcus Christie
> Priority: Major
>
> Make it easier for gateway developers to get a settings_local.py for local development. What we tend to do is copy the settings_local.py for the deployed Django portal instance and then modify it to work for local development.
> Here are some differences between the production and local dev settings_local.py
> - comment out production settings like DEBUG, STATIC_ROOT, ALLOWED_HOSTS
> - comment out the MySQL database engine - local dev will use sqlite db instead
> -- need to also remove the db password or mask it
> - comment out/remove the Email settings
> - set GATEWAY_DATA_STORE_REMOTE_API so that locally the user sees the files on the remote deployed gateway
> - comment out FILE_UPLOAD_TEMP_DIR
> - comment out the TUS settings
> Also, for the Keycloak OAuth login to work we need to add {{http://localhost:8000/}} and {{http://localhost:8000/auth/callback*}}.
> Improvements that could be made:
> - ideally, we would create a new Keycloak client for the realm that has as little privileges as necessary. The Keycloak client used for the production deployed Django portals has 'manage-users' role. The Keycloak client for local development should only allow logging in to localhost.
> - might be good to create a SQLite configuration that names the database file uniquely, but that is maybe something that is only useful is working on more than one gateway
> h5. TODO
> - [ ] verify that client can be created for local portal development using the REST API
> - [ ] script to add manage-clients role to portal client service accounts (they currently only get manage-users role)
> - [ ] update TenantManagementKeycloakImpl to add manage-clients to newly created portal client service accounts
> - [ ] Django portal: implement creating portal client using REST API
> - [ ] Django portal: implement creating settings_local.py download
> - [ ] handle clients that don't have "Direct Access Grants Enabled" - redirect to Keycloak login page to login with username/password (see comment below)
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