TRUE Connector
  • TRUE Connector
    • Prerequisite
    • Introduction
    • System requirements
    • Volumes
    • Default configuration
    • Starting and stopping containers
    • Component overview
  • REST API
  • Connector reachability
    • Connector ID
  • How to Exchange Data
  • Modifying configuration
    • Hostname validation
    • SSL/HTTPS
    • Change message format - Multipart/Mixed, Multipart/Form, Http-headers
    • WebSocket configuration (WSS)
    • IDSCPv2 configuration
    • Self Description validation
  • Advanced configuration
    • Supported Identity Providers
    • Extended jwt validation
    • Convert keystorage files
    • Validate protocol
    • Clearing House
    • Broker
    • Usage Control
    • MyData Usage Control
    • Audit logs
    • Firewall
    • NTP Server setup
    • Manage OS users
  • Contract Negotiation - simple flow
    • Get offered resource
    • Description Request Message
    • Contract Request Message
    • Contract Agreement request
    • Get offered resource after access is granted
  • Self Description API
    • Changing API password
    • Postman collection
  • License
  • Advanced doc
    • MYDATA_USAGE_CONTROL
    • PostgreSQL Configuration
    • Test cases
    • REST API
    • Testbed
    • Step to replicate True Connector installation in minikube.
    • Docker image signing and verification
  • Life cycle
  • Security
  • Roadmap
  • Traceability matrix
  • License
  • Contributing TRUE Connector
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Life cycle

Last updated 1 year ago

The TRUE Connector life cycle consists of the following steps:

  1. Planning - github issues

  2. Analysis - analyzing issues and defining tasks

  3. Development

  4. Manual testing

  5. Integration testing - Github Actions Tests

  6. Version release - signing and releasing new images to Dockerhub

Life cycle