Configuration of App Store

To link the App Store to the Harbor Registry, the src/main/resources/application.properties file must be configured. Adjust the following properties according to your registry URL:

The container registry hostname, use the Harbor Registry Hostname
registry.host=registry.example.org
The container registry url, use the Harbor Registry URL
registry.url=https://registry.example.org
The container registry project to use for this appstore instance
registry.project=projectName
The container registry api url
registry.api.url=https://registry.example.org/api/v2.0
The container registry api username
registry.client.user=apiUser
The container registry api password
registry.client.password=password

You need to change registry.example.org to your Harbor Registry Hostname.

Deploy App Store as an SSL/HTTPS Standalone Server

For the App Store to work with all its functionalities, the App Store must be installed on a standalone server with a valid IDS certificate and a valid SSL certificate created for that server with its specific domain name. An SSL certificate can be created by an Internet Certificate Authority or you can contact your company’s network/system administrator.

Docker and Docker-compose are used for the deployment described below. To install Docker, you can use this link. To install Docker-compose, you can use this link.

From here on, it is assumed that you have performed the steps of installing and running the App Store and configuring the App Store as described above according to your settings and configurations.

After configuring the application.properties file as described in the previous section, you need to create a Docker image for the App Store. To do this, the following command can be used in the root of your App Store directory:
```
docker build . -t appstoreimage:latest
```
appstoreimage:latest is the name of the Docker image. Replace it with a name of your choice.
Under deploy/local/docker-compose.yml of your local App Store repository, replace the App Store Docker image in line 68 with the App Store Docker image that you created in the previous step. In the example given in this documentation, the value ghcr.io/international-data-spaces-association/ids-appstore:main must be replaced with appstoreimage:latest, the name of the Docker image created in the first step.
```
 65 appstore:
 66 container_name: appstore
 67 hostname: appstore
 68 image: ghcr.io/international-data-spaces-association/ids-appstore:main
```
Install the IDS certificate in the src/main/resources/conf folder and update the following values in the config.json file:
- Replace idsc:TEST_DEPLOYMENT with idsc:PRODUCTIVE_DEPLOYMENT.
- Replace keystore-localhost.p12 with your IDS certificate.

Other values in the application.properties file must be updated as follows:

configuration.keyStorePassword=password: Replace password with your IDS certificate password.
idscp2.keystore=./src/main/resources/conf/keystore-localhost.p12: Replace keystore-localhost.p12 with the name of your IDS certificate.
server.ssl.enabled=true: Replace true with false to disable the default setting of enabling SSL using the IDS certificate, as it is replaced by the SSL certificate configuration.

Place your SSL certificate files in the deploy/local/SSL folder. Delete the existing server.cert and server.key files. Rename your SSL certificate to server.cert and your private key to server.key.
Run the following docker-compose command:
```
 docker-compose up 
```
Your App Store’s user interface can be accessed via https://yourAppStoreHostname, where yourAppStoreHostname is replaced with your App Store’s domain name. Your App Store’s APIs can be accessed via https://yourAppStoreHostname/api. Your App Store’s Swagger UI can be accessed via https://yourAppStoreHostname/api/docs. Make sure that you allow outside access to your server if it is running behind a firewall or proxy server.