PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is a relational database that we use to store various data.
Usage and Ports
PostgreSQL is used by the following services:
- The controller services (e.g. controller, credential-service, app-service, ...)
- Argo workflows
- Keycloak
- Vault
We have 9 databases:
- app_service
- contract_service
- argo
- controller
- keycloak
- postgres
- table_security_mapping
- transaction_service
- workflows
Each service has its own role that it can use to access the database it needs. For example, the keycloak role only has access to the keycloak database.
The credentials for the initial postgres user are stored in the secret postgresql-credentials-secret
.
The credentials for the other roles can be found in postgresql-user-credentials-secret
.
Database Schema Management
EuroDaT microservices manage their database schema with Flyway . It is checked if the schema is up-to-date every time a pod starts. Flyway keeps a schema history table, therefore an already applied migration script must not be changed.
The migration SQL scripts are located in resources/db/migration
for each service.
The naming convention is Vx_y_z__description.sql
where x_y_z
is the next available semantic version followed by a
brief description after two underscores.
Connect to a PostgreSQL Instance
Here a few ways to connect to a PostgreSQL instance, which is running on Kubernetes.
Connect Directly
Log into the pods PostgreSQL via:
Connect via IntelliJ
Connect to PostgreSQL inside your IDE by:
- Forward the correct pod with the corresponding port:
- Inside IntelliJ click on the top right
Database
tab - Click on
+
>Data Source
>PostgreSQL
- Insert the correct credentials (User:
postgres
, Password:$YOUR_PASSWORD
) and edit the port in theURL
section with e.g.jdbc:postgresql://localhost:<your-favorite-port>/postgres