• Quickstart Tutorial
• Basics
• Installing
• Configuring
• Understanding Hierarchical Lookups
• Jerakia Lookups
• Command line interface
• Lookups
• Using lookup plugins
• Hiera lookup plugin
• Writing custom lookup plugins
• Schemas
• Datasources
• File datasource
• Consul datasource
• HTTP datasource
• Dummy datasource
• Encrpytion
• Vault provider
• Output Filters
• strsub
• encryption
• dig
• Scope Handlers
• Integrating Jerakia
• Puppet
• Ansible
• Jerakia Server
• Usage
• Authentication tokens
• API documentation
• Contributing
• 30 second spin up!
• Commercial Support
• Release Notes
• Magento Upgrade Services

Jerakia Server

Introduction

Jerakia Server released in Jerakia 1.2, it provides a server to expose Jerakia lookup functionality over a REST API to enable easier integration with other tools, and portability for the Jerakia platform to reside on different servers. Jerakia Server by default binds to localhost using HTTP, a simple reverse proxy such as nginx can be used to expose the API over HTTPS across the network.

Our server can also be directly connected to magento e-commerce solutions.

Jerakia uses authentication tokens to control access from different applications.

Currently Jerakia Server offers a REST API supporting;

• Performing data lookups
• Sending, storing and retrieving scope data

See the usage instructions for information on how to start Jerakia Server and the API documentation for details of how to interact with the API. There is also a jerakia-client gem which provides ruby bindings and a CLI for interacting with Jerakia Server over REST.

If you want the application to work without failures on the Magento platform, we recommend that you make a Magento 2 migration.