lab-orchestrator-ws-proxy 0.0.4

A Proxy for KubeVirts VNC Websockets. Uses JWT Tokens for Authentication and to transfer data.

Websocket Proxy

Program that contains a Proxy for KubeVirts VNC Websockets. It uses JWT Tokens for Authentication and to transfer data.

Installation

• pip3 install lab-orchestrator-ws-proxy

or

• docker pull biolachs2/lab_orchestrator_ws_proxy:latest

Documentation

Check out the developer documentation at websocketproxylib.readthedocs.io.

Usage

Kubernetes

Take a look at the LabOrchestrator Kubernetes Files

Manual

To start this program you need to set some environment variables first:

• SECRET_KEY: Secret key that should be used for JWT token decode.
• LOCAL_DEV_MODE: If False, it's assumed that this is run inside Kubernetes. If True secure connections are disabled. Default: False
• HOST: The host this proxy runs on. Default: 0.0.0.0
• PORT: The port this proxy runs on. Default: 5001
• KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST: Host where to proxy the websockets. Inside of Kubernetes this has a preset default value.
• KUBERNETES_SERVICE_PORT: Port where to proxy the websockets. Inside of Kubernetes this has a preset default value.
• LOGLEVEL: Python Loglevel to use. Default: INFO

After that run: PYTHONPATH=src python -m lab_orchestrator_ws_proxy.

The proxy works as follows:

It creates a websocket at the given host and port. Then when you want to access a VM you need to call the websocket with a path that contains the token and the VM-name divided by a slash. Example: localhost:5001/ABCTOKENDEF/ubuntu. The example contains the token ABCTOKENDEF and tries to access the VM with the name ubuntu. The token contains a list of allowed VM-names and if the given VM-name is part of the token you will be able to access the VM.

See more at: websocketproxylib.readthedocs.io.

Examples

For an example on how to use this program you can take a look at the LabOrchestrator Kubernetes Files which integrates this program into Kubernetes.

Contributing

Issues

Feel free to open issues.

Project Structure

The src folder contains the source code of the library. The tests folder contains the test cases. There is a makefile that contains some shortcuts for example to run the test cases and to make a release. Run make help to see all targets. The documentation should be in the README.md and inside of the WebsocketProxyLib.

Developer Dependencies

• Python 3.8
• Make
• pip install -r requirements.txt
• pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

Releases

Your part:

1. Create branch for your feature (issue/ISSUE_ID-SHORT_DESCRIPTION)
2. Code
3. Make sure test cases are running and add new ones for your feature
4. Create MR into master
5. Increase version number in src/lab_orchestrator_ws_proxy/__init__.py (semantic versioning)

Admin part:

1. Check and accept MR
2. Merge MR
3. Run make release

Docs

To generate the docs run: cd docs && make html.