Installing the data referential service in the information system

Let’s imagine our DemoEditor customer is happy with the way the books data referential service works and wants to start production with it. This is generally when you will explain to them that some important steps remain, some of which are quite technical but still necessary, and some of which your customer should appreciate the importance of right away, such as plugging into the IAM and the authorization modules. Otherwise, everyone with access to the API can see the entire content, which is rarely adequate.

In this equivalent of a fourth agile sprint, we will adjust these features and create what is necessary to deploy our API code and database.

Docker deployment

Since we deployed most of the necessary modules of our sample information system on Docker in Chapter 15, it is only logical that we use the same approach for our new application, namely the books data referential service API. To do so, we...