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* feat: add auth cert config * feat: add auth cert api driver.js * feat: add auth cert enroll api - draft * feat: add auth cert demo config yaml * feat: finished gmssl sign user csr to cert * feat: support auth cert login * feat: support auth cert login * perf: user login via cert, and driver config * feat: user profile api add can_cert_auth field * feat: add cert auth log * feat: add cert auth support check acl, ip_block etc. * feat: cert auth support mfa check * feat: cert auth support mfa check * feat: little perf * feat: cert config add i18n * feat: cert login html add i18n * feat: add i18n lina * feat: add driver config demo * feat: add cert auth to settings * feat: add gmssl dockerfile-ee * feat: add user source choices * feat: remove gmssl-python sdk
Common app
Common app provide common view, function or others.
Common app shouldn't rely on other apps, because It may lead to cycle import.
If your want to implement some function or class, you should think whether other app use or not. If yes, You should make in common.
If the ability more relate to your app tightness, It's mean your app provide this ability, not common, You should write it on your app utils.
Celery usage
JumpServer use celery to run task async. Using redis as the broker, so you should run a redis instance
Run redis
$ yum -y install redis
or
$ docker run -name jumpserver-redis -d -p 6379:6379 redis redis-server
Write tasks in app_name/tasks.py
ops/tasks.py
from __future__ import absolute_import
import time
from celery import shared_task
from common import celery_app
@shared_task
def longtime_add(x, y):
print 'long time task begins'
# sleep 5 seconds
time.sleep(5)
print 'long time task finished'
return x + y
@celery_app.task(name='hello-world')
def hello():
print 'hello world!'
Run celery in development
$ cd apps
$ celery -A common worker -l info
Test using task
$ ./manage.py shell
>>> from ops.tasks import longtime_add
>>> res = longtime_add.delay(1, 2)
>>> res.get()