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Microservices_JWT_Authentication_Authorization_Spring-Boot-3

Spring Boot 3.1.1 Spring Security 5 Spring Cloud 2022 PostgreSQL 14 Java 17 Maven 4 Build Status

This project implements microservices for the API backend using Authentication & Authorization security. With each service having its own database for microservices. PostgresSQL database used in this project and uses Spring Boot Maven.

Installation

You can install this Spring Boot Applications locally or on a server/cloud. Installation via the cloud such as: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and etc. You can visit the steps from this link Deploying Spring Boot Applications on Cloud. For this installation, I only did a local installation and on an Ubuntu server/VM.

  • On local (Windows):

  • On Ubuntu Server/VM:

    • $ sudo su
$ apt update
$ apt install git
$ apt install maven
$ apt install openjdk-17-jdk
$ apt install postgresql postgresql-contrib
    • To ensure the "JAVA_HOME" environment variable on the ubuntu server operating system can find and use the right Java JDK version. You can run the command below: 
      $ export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-17-openjdk-amd64

How To Run

  • On local (Windows):

    • Set the username and password corresponding to PostgreSQL/pgAdmin as well as the port and database name file application.properties in each project service. 
      spring.datasource.url= jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/auth-service  
spring.datasource.username= auth
spring.datasource.password= veduser

#spring.datasource.url= jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/auth-service
# Default of the PostgreSQL database is postgres (Ex: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/postgres)   
#spring.datasource.username= <Your Username PostgteSQL>
#spring.datasource.password= <Your Password PostgteSQL>
    • To create a database you can do "Right Click" > "Create" > "Database" in the PgAdmin 4 (PostgreSQL) application on Windows.
    • Especially for auth-service database in the roles table in PgAdmin4 (PostgreSQL). Add the following SQL query for the authorization function to run according to the role you want in the /model/ERole.java file : 
      INSERT INTO roles(name) VALUES('ROLE_USER');
INSERT INTO roles(name) VALUES('ROLE_ADMIN');
    • Then, run each services in the Intelij IDE. Make sure you run Eureka Server with the default port 8761 localhost:8761 and also make sure that all services are connected via the eureka server display.

  • On Ubuntu Server:

    • Running Spring Boot Applications can use systemd on ubuntu server. Systemd is the successor of the System V init system and is now being used by many modern Linux distributions. Before making each service have systemd, first set up the PostgreSQL database for each service on ubuntu server.

    • Make sure you have installed PostgreSQL at the installation stage, now you can run command below :

      $ sudo -u postgres psql

      If the above command doesn't work, it's usually the case with recent versions of Ubuntu-Server-22.04.2 and above. To fix it you can run the following command, to see if the cluster on PostgreSQL is running or not : (Optional)

      $ sudo pg_ctlcluster

      Or you can run the command directly cluster on PostgreSQL : (Optional)

      $ sudo pg_ctlcluster 14 main start

      Adjust the command above with your PostgreSQL version psql --version and run the command again.

    • If you are already in PostgreSQL from the command :

      $ sudo -u postgres psql

    • Run the command below, according to the username and password on application.properties file :

      # Create username and password
CREATE USER auth WITH PASSWORD 'veduser';

# Create database
CREATE DATABASE "auth-service";

# Give access permissions to users on the database
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE "auth-service" TO auth;

    • Especially for auth-service database in the roles table in PostgreSQL psql. Run the command below to go to the auth-service database on psql:

      \c auth-service

    • To check you are already in the auth-service database. Run the command below :

      SELECT * FROM roles;

    • If the roles table is empty, Add the following SQL query for the authorization function to run according to the role you want in the /model/ERole.java file :

      INSERT INTO roles(name) VALUES('ROLE_USER');
      INSERT INTO roles(name) VALUES('ROLE_ADMIN');

    • Then, clone repository and go to the folder service. Example auth-service :

      $ sudo su git clone https://github.com/d4v-id/Microservices_JWT_Authentication_Authorization_Spring_Boot_3.git
$ cd Microservices_JWT_Authentication_Authorization_Spring_Boot_3
$ cd auth-service

    • Make sure there is a POM.xml in the folder use ls to check and run the following command to build package the maven project so it can be used later on systemd :

      $ sudo su
$ mvn clean package

      [NOTE] Make sure the "BUILD SUCCESS", if not try to check again on the application.properties file and the PostgreSQL psql database has the correct naming including.

    • Go to target folder. Every time you build a maven project, the build results will be in the target folder service with the name SNAPSHOT with the .jar extension :

      $ cd target

    • Check that SNAPSHOT.jar is already in the target folder with the ls command (Example: demo-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar) . Then, give permission to the file so that it can be executed and run. By running the command below :

      $ sudo su
$ chmod +x demo-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
$ chown -R ubuntuusername:ubuntuusername /home/ubuntuusername/auth-service
$ chmod -R 755 /home/ubuntuusername/auth-service

    • Now, make systemd from the maven build that has been made so that it can run on the Ubuntu Server. Go to path /etc/systemd/system :

      $ cd /etc/systemd/system
$ nano auth.service
      [Unit]
Description=Auth Spring Boot Application
After=syslog.target

[Service]
User=root
WorkingDirectory=/home/ubuntuusername/auth-service/target/
ExecStart=/usr/bin/java -jar /home/ubuntuusername/auth-service/target/demo-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
SuccessExitStatus=143

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

      Adjust the directory in the [Service] section in WorkingDirectory and ExecStart with the service Spring Boot Application project path. You can check which directory is in the target folder with the pwd command, then set it back on nano auth.service file.

    • The last step, To run the systemd that has been created, run the command below :

      $ sudo su
$ systemctl daemon-reload
$ systemctl restart auth.service
$ systemctl status auth.service

      Wait a few seconds to make sure the service is running and run it again systemctl status auth.service.

      [NOTE] If status is inactive and still failed when running systemctl status auth.service. Try change the [Service] section in User root with ubuntu username in nano auth.service

      IMPORTANT] Do the same from the steps above for each service including the eureka-server. For example, in the case of each ubuntu server, it can only have 2 services with different ports and eureka-server can stand alone in one ubuntu-server .

    • Final step, give access to each firewall port so that it can be accessed from an external system with command ufw allow <port>:

      $ sudo su
$ ufw allow 8761
$ ufw allow 8099
$ etc...

Run Test

Build Status After all the steps have been completed, try running the API server (Spring Boot Applications) externally in a browser with http://<YOUR-IP-UBUNTU-SERVER>:<YOUR-PORT>. Example http://192.168.67.101:8761

If you do it in VirtualMachine (VirtualBox) with NAT network type you can set the port to be accessible externally by following the steps below:

  1. Go to "Settings" on your VM.
  2. Click "Advanced" and then "Port Forwarding".
  3. Add rules with "Add Port Forwarding Rules" on right section, then set Host Port and Guest Port with port for each service in the Spring Boot Applications.
  4. Save with, OK

You can also test the API using Postman / Testmace.

Need Help ?

Email me: d4vbusiness@gmail.com