We are maintaining the example Airlock Minikube Example setup on GitHub, showing various aspects of Airlock Microgateway deployments. The example comes with its own README file and step-by-step instructions to get it up and running quickly.
Overview
- The example covers:
- Mounting the license and required secrets.
- Retrieving Airlock Microgateway and Airlock IAM images from Docker Hub.
- Deploying Microgateways along with their protected services with the GitOps tool ArgoCD.
- Integration of Airlock IAM for up-stream authentication and SSO.
- Synchronizing separate Microgateways using a Redis database (for accessing Kibana or Grafana).
- Synchronizing separate Microgateways using a JWT access token (for accessing the echo service).
- Collecting Microgateway logs using fluentd.
- Visualization of Prometheus metrics in Grafana.
- Storing logs in a central Elasticsearch database.
- Using Kibana as a central reporting system.
Screenshots
The screenshots give an impression of the example project itself.
After sign-in, a echo server, Kibana and Grafana is accessible.
IAM | Grafana |
Airlock Microgateway enforces up-stream authentication and redirects the user to the login page of Airlock IAM. | Grafana visualize the metrcis provided by Airlock Microgateway. |
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Kibana | |
Kibana with the Airlock Reporting bundle allows easy investigation. | |
Pre-defined saved searches simplify analysis. | Pre-defined reports provide a quick overview. |
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Echo server | |
The echo server can be used to simply reflect the received HTTP request. | |
An example of a request which has been allowed by Airlock Microgateway | An example of a request which has been blocked by Airlock Microgateway |
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