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Production Deployment Documentation

Requirements

In production, you will need either a subdomain or a namespace for the hydra token issuer. Nginx, Apache or Caddyserver could be used as a reverse proxy server to capture the URL and forward to either the OSM Teams application or hydra. For this example, let's take the use case of mapping.team.

Setting up Hydra URLs

  1. Copy over hydra-config/dev/hydra.yml to hydra-config/prod/hydra.yml
  2. Modify the urls values in hydra.yml

For example, for mapping.team we modify the urls to be the following:

urls:
  self:
    issuer: https://mapping.team/hyauth
  consent: https://mapping.team/oauth/consent
  login: https://mapping.team/oauth/login
  logout: https://mapping.team/oauth/logout

This is because we set the token provider at https://mapping.team/hyauth and use a reverse proxy (nginx):

	server {
       		server_name  mapping.team dev.mapping.team;
        	rewrite ^(.*\b(docs)\b.*[^/])$ $1/ redirect;

		location /hyauth/ {
          		proxy_set_header host $host;
          		proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:4444/;
        	}

		location / {
          		proxy_set_header host $host;
          		proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8989/;
        	}
  }
  1. Modify hydra.yml system secret and others according to the configuration spec

Env variables

Similarly to local development, we have to add OSM_CONSUMER_KEY, OSM_CONSUMER_SECRET and DSN to .env

We also have to add a few environment variables so that the tokens are issued by the proper URL:

HYDRA_ADMIN_HOST=http://hydra:4445
HYDRA_TOKEN_HOST=http://hydra:4444
HYDRA_TOKEN_PATH=/oauth2/token
HYDRA_AUTHZ_HOST=https://mapping.team
HYDRA_AUTHZ_PATH=/hyauth/oauth2/auth
  • HYDRA_ADMIN_HOST and HYDRA_TOKEN_HOST are internal URLs accessed by docker to issue tokens, so they use the hydra service name.
  • HYDRA_TOKEN_PATH uses the default internal URL for hydra tokens
  • HYDRA_AUTHZ_HOST is the domain where the browser will initiate the authorization request
  • HYDRA_AUTHZ_PATH is the path where the browser initiates the authorization request

Finally we should set APP_URL to be the new domain, for example https://mapping.team

.env will now look like:

OSM_CONSUMER_KEY=<redacted>
OSM_CONSUMER_SECRET=<redacted>
APP_URL=https://mapping.team
DSN=<redacted>
HYDRA_ADMIN_HOST=http://hydra:4445
HYDRA_TOKEN_HOST=http://hydra:4444
HYDRA_TOKEN_PATH=/oauth2/token
HYDRA_AUTHZ_HOST=https://mapping.team
HYDRA_AUTHZ_PATH=/hyauth/oauth2/auth

Deployment

Once the environment variables, hydra.yml and the reverse proxy are created, we can then run:

docker-compose -f compose.yml -f compose.prod.yml up