For this, you don’t need any tools other than Docker and minikube.
Running locally is useful for testing REST APIs and gRPC interaction. However, by default, we assume RabbitMQ is not running locally. That is, by default, services won’t publish and read messages.
Before you get started, you’ll need to install some tools.
All our services use Postgres. I have a script to do this in ./scripts.
Install golang.
You need to be able to compile protocol buffers with protoc:
make install-proto
To build all Go files, run:
make
To run your services, run each Make target in a different tab:
make run-auth
make run-password-reset
To both build and run a specific service, you can run:
make auth
make password-reset