This module implements Redis backend for the Product Catalog Service using Redisson client.
See main documentation page for instructions.
This implementation is slightly more complex to run, because it requires a Redis instance to use as a data store.
First you will need to create a Docker network that will be used by both Redis and the service containers, if you haven't done that already:
$ docker network create sockshop
Then you can run Redis container, but you need to assign it to the sockshop
network
created above, and give it a name that the service container expects (catalog-db
in this case):
$ docker run --rm --name catalog-db --network sockshop redis:5.0.7
Note: The
--rm
flag above ensures that the container is removed automatically after it is stopped. This allows you to re-run the command above without having to remove thecatalog-db
container manually between runs.
Finally, you can start the service container in the same network:
$ docker run --network sockshop -p 7001:7001 ghcr.io/helidon-sockshop/catalog-redis
Once the container is up and running, you should be able to access service API by navigating to http://localhost:7001/catalogue/.
As a basic test, you should be able to perform an HTTP GET against /catalogue/size
endpoint:
$ curl http://localhost:7001/catalogue/size
which should return JSON response
{
"size": 9
}
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