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loopback-connector-kv-extreme-scale

v1.0.2

Published

The official WebSphere eXtreme Scale KeyValue connector for LoopBack

Downloads

7

Readme

loopback-connector-kv-extreme-scale

The official WebSphere eXtreme Scale KeyValue connector for LoopBack.

Usage

While it is possible to use this connector as a standalone module, we recommended using it in your application via the LoopBack command-line tools.

Installation and configuration

The command line tool will prompt you to install the connector (if not already installed):

cd your-loopback-app
lb datasource
? Enter the data-source name: xs
? Select the connector for xs: IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale key-value connector (supported by StrongLoop)
Connector-specific configuration:
? Connection String url to override other settings (eg: https://user:pass@host:port/wxsdata/v1/grids/$GRID_NAME): https://username:password@localhost:9444/wxsdata/v1/grids/your-grid-name
? Use SSL for connections to the grid: Yes
? Install loopback-connector-kv-extreme-scale@^1.0.0 (Y/n) Yes
[email protected] $HOME/your-project-name
└── [email protected]

Running tests

The test suite requires a running WebSphere eXtreme Scale server. We recommend Docker for the easiest set up experience.

Setting up development environment

Important note for Mac users

The XSLD image does not work in the virtual environment provided by Docker for Mac. You need to create a new docker-machine using the virtualbox driver, see docker-machine docs for instructions.

The instructions

  1. Follow the instructions at https://hub.docker.com/r/ibmcom/xsld/ to setup a Docker version of WebSphere eXtreme Scale server.

  2. Create your test grid:

  • Open the administration web interface (https://your-ip:9443/), replace your-ip with the hostname or IP address of your (docker) machine.

    Use docker-machine ls to find the IP address used by your docker machine.

  • Login using credentials created in step one, usually xsadmin and xsadmin4Me!

  • Select "Data Grids"

  • Click on the plus-in-circle button in the top-right corner

  • Use simple Template, fill in Name testgrid

  1. Verify your configuration
  • Open the REST API explorer at https://your-ip:9444/ibm/api/explorer
  • Expand grids section
  • Expand POST endpoint
  • Fill in gridname testgrid, mapname testmap.LUT.O, key test, body { "name": "test" }
  • Click "Try it out!"
  • You should receive Response Code 200
  1. Setup environment variable EXTREME_SCALE_URL pointing to the grid created. Replace xsadmin, xsadmin4Me! and your-ip with admin username, admin password and your hostname/IP address.

    On Linux and Mac:

    $ export EXTREME_SCALE_URL=https://xsadmin:xsadmin4Me!@your-ip:9444/wxsdata/v1/grids/testgrid/testmap

    On Windows:

    % SET EXTREME_SCALE_URL=https://xsadmin:xsadmin4Me!@your-ip:9444/wxsdata/v1/grids/testgrid/testmap
  2. Congratulations, you can run npm test now!