url
query string parameter).cplnquickstarts/service-to-service-quick-start:1.1
.quick-start-service-to-service
and will be hosted at AWS within the us-west-2 region.
server
and the second is named client
. They are both configured with the sample application image and the firewall rules has been set to allow outside traffic.
server
Workload using the Console:
quick-start-service-to-service
.Workloads
in the left menu and select server
.Workload Health
shows Ready
, click on the Open
link next to the Global Endpoint
URL. A new browser tab will open and display the following:
client
Workload using the Console:
Workloads
in the left menu and select client
.Workload Health
shows Ready
, click on the Open
link next to the Global Endpoint
URL. A new browser tab will open and display the output similar to step 1, but showing the second Workload name client
.
The sample application can call another URL endpoint by using the url
query string parameter. Since the client
will be calling the server
, the URL will follow the Service Endpoint Syntax.
From the new browser tab, test the call to the first service by browsing to:
client
cannot connect to the server
):
server
Workload to grant inbound access from any Workload in the same GVC:
same-gvc
.
server
Workload was set to allow access from any Workload in the same GVC.
The rule can also be set to:
view
permission, set within a policy, on the Workload being specified.