KIM-KAS

Docker

Build with Spring-Boot

Commands

With the spring-boot-maven-plugin it is possible to generate a docker image out of the box.

mvn spring-boot:build-image

The image will be available with name kim-kas. To run it use this command:

docker run --name kas -p 81:8080 -d kim-kas

Need

• Docker installed

• Maven 3.5+ or higher

How to use parameters

Parameters can be set by using the -e <PARAMETER_NAME>=<VALUE>

Example:

docker run --name kas -p 81:8080 -d gematik.kim.kas.maxMailSize=30776 -e kim-kas

Parameters

List of parameters:

All Parameters start with gematik.kim.kas.

PARAMATER_NAME	Description	Default
maxMailSize	Maximal allowed size of an e-mail	524288000
storagePath	Path to volume where attachments got stored	./target/storage
logDir	Path to logfile	./target/logs
data_base_location	Path to database storage	./target/db/demo
hostUrl	The main URL to be returned by storage calls	localhost
protocol	The used protocol (Slashes needed)	https://
cleantime	Scheduled time for cronjob. The fields read from left to right are interpreted as follows: Second Minute Hour Day of Month Month Day of week Full documentation here.	0 0 3 * * *
keepFileTime	Time a file remains in system in milliseconds	7776000000 (90 days)
keepIdTime	Time UUI is unique in milliseconds	31536000000 (1 year)
storeType	Name of the key-store-type	PKCS12
certPath	Path to certificate. Shows to self-signed example certificate. Default is set to RSA-Certificate. If KAS should run on ECC enter classpath:keystore/ecc/kas.gem.kim.telematik-test-ECC.p12	classpath:keystore/rsa/kas.gem.kim.telematik-test.p12
pw	Password of the certificate	00
tsl	Should server start with https	true
endpoints	All these parameters can be used separately. To use more than one, provide them comma separated. The resource can be entered by <host><port>/v1.1/actuator/<resource_name> Please do not use this options in productive environment! httptrace → Showing the http requests and corresponding answers (Just in memory and limited by the capacity) logfile → Shows the regular logfile env → Shows all environment variables scheduledtasks → Shows all configured tasks, and their configuration mappings → Shows all accessible endpoints health → Shows status of the server	NONE
http_log_capacity	Amount of saved http requests and responses in memory and displayed by httptrace - endpoint	500