Preparation

Local runtime environment

• JDK : 1.8+
• MySQL : 5.6.5+
• Maven : 3.6.1
• IDE : IntelliJ IDEA

From the official warehouse https://github.com/ctripcorp/apollo Fork comes out of its own warehouse https://github.com/wupeixuan/apollo.

Use IntelliJ IDEA to pull the replacement code from Fork's warehouse. When the pull is complete, Maven downloads the required dependency packages.

Create a database

The Apollo server has two databases:

• ApolloPortalDB
• ApolloConfigDB

According to the actual situation, you can choose to import SQL manually or automatically through Flyway to create SQL.

The scripts directory under the Apollo project provides the corresponding initialization scripts:

Create Apollo PortalDB

Modify the configuration of flyway.user, flyway.password and flyway.url in flyway-portaldb.properties according to the actual situation.

Execute mvn-N-Pportaldb flyway: migrate under the apollo project root directory

After successful import, the table structure is as follows:

Create Apollo ConfigDB

Modify the configuration of flyway.user, flyway.password and flyway.url in flyway-configdb.properties according to the actual situation.

Execute mvn-N-Pconfigdb flyway: migrate under the apollo project root directory

After successful import, the table structure is as follows:

Local boot

Start Apollo Config Service and Apollo Admin Service

At the same time, start the apollo-adminservice and apollo-configservice projects, based on the apollo-assembly project to start.

1. Configure IDEA Application

Main class:com.ctrip.framework.apollo.assembly.ApolloApplication

VM options:
-Dapollo_profile=github
-Dspring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/ApolloConfigDB?characterEncoding=utf8
-Dspring.datasource.username=root
-Dspring.datasource.password=123456
-Dlogging.file=D:/logs/apollo-assembly.log

Program arguments:--configservice --adminservice

Use classpath of module:apollo-assembly

1. Start IDEA Application

When the startup is complete, it opens http://localhost:8080/ Seeing APOLLO-ADMINSERVICE and APOLLO-CONFIGSERVICE registered in Eureka represents successful start-up.

Start Apollo-Portal

1. Configure IDEA Application

Main class:com.ctrip.framework.apollo.portal.PortalApplication

VM options:
-Dapollo_profile=github,auth
-Ddev_meta=http://localhost:8080/
-Dserver.port=8070
-Dspring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/ApolloPortalDB?characterEncoding=utf8
-Dspring.datasource.username=root
-Dspring.datasource.password=123456
-Dlogging.file=D:/logsh/apollo-portal.log

Use classpath of  module:apollo-portal

1. Start IDEA Application

When the startup is complete, it opens http://localhost:8070 When the following occurs, the startup is successful.

Demo Application Access

To test, you need to create a test application, Appid 100004458. As shown in the following figure:

1. Configure IDEA Application

Main class:com.ctrip.framework.apollo.demo.api.SimpleApolloConfigDemo

VM options:
-Denv=dev  
-Ddev_meta=http://localhost:8080

Use classpath of module:apollo-demo

1. Start IDEA Application

After success, the output log is as follows:

Apollo Config Demo. Please input key to get the value. Input quit to exit.

Enter timeout, return, output as follows:

timeout
> [apollo-demo][main]2019-09-17 01:40:32,775 INFO  [com.ctrip.framework.apollo.demo.api.SimpleApolloConfigDemo] Loading key : timeout with value: 100

<logger name="com.ctrip.framework.apollo" additivity="false" level="trace">
    <AppenderRef ref="Async" level="DEBUG"/>
</logger>