Preconditions

In order to use this code, you should have a local developer setup + a "matching" droplet on Digital Ocean

Getting Started

• Clone this project

• Delete the .git folder and Do "Your own" git init

• Create your OWN repository for this project on github

• Commit and Push your code to this repository

• Go to Travis-ci.com and sign in with GitHub

• Click the green activate button, and select the the new repository to be used with Travis CI

• Create two local databases (on your vagrant image) named exactly (exactly is only for this proof of concept) as below:

  startcode startcode_test

• Create a REMOTE database on your Droplet named exacly like this: startcode

• In a terminal (git bash for Windows Users) in the root of the project type: mvn test

Hopefully the previous step was a success, if not, fix the problem(s)

Deploying to droplet via Travis CI

Remember to change the <remote.server> property in pom.xml to match the IP/domain name of your droplet. Also, don't forget to create environment variables on Travis CI:

• Login to travis using Github, and select your project on the dashboard

• Click "More options" and select "settings"

• Create two Environment Variables with names and values as sketched below (must be done in two steps);

  REMOTE_PW : Your value for the script_user password
  REMOTE_USER : script_user

Fetching data from servers

The template for fetching data from multiple servers is created in the ServerFacade class. In this example, data is only fetched from a single API, and this should eventually be changed by adding a list of different hosts and looping through this instead.

JWT signature

A fixed secret key is displayed in plain text in security.SharedSecret. This should be removed, and eventually be read as an environment variable on the remote production server.