edc-runtime-memory

EDC Control-Plane backed by In-Memory Stores

Security

In-memory Vault implementation

The goal of this extension is to provide an ephemeral, memory-based vault implementation that can be used in testing or demo scenarios.

Please not that this vault does not encrypt the secrets, they are held in memory in plain text at runtime! In addition, its ephemeral nature makes it unsuitable for replicated/multi-instance scenarios, i.e. Kubernetes.

It is not a secure secret store, please do NOT use it in production workloads!

Building

./gradlew :edc-controlplane:edc-runtime-memory:dockerize

Configuration

Details regarding each configuration property can be found in the docs for the chart.

Please note that the properties list may not be complete as the tractusx-edc may elect to fall back to the default behavior of an extension. When in doubt, check the extensions' README that will likely be in this repo's or in the eclipse-edc's extensions folder.

Running

docker run \
    -e EDC_VAULT_SECRETS="key1:secret1;key2:secret2" \
    -p 8080:8080 -p 8181:8181 -p 8282:8282 -p 9090:9090 -p 9999:9999 \
    -v ${CONFIGURATION_PROPERTIES_FILE:-/dev/null}:/app/configuration.properties \
    -v ${LOGGING_PROPERTIES_FILE:-/dev/null}:/app/logging.properties \
    -i edc-runtime-memory:latest