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Gravitee.io

Install and run Gravitee.io with Docker Compose

I am assuming that you have already installed Docker and Docker Compose.

Download docker-compose file

curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gravitee-io/gravitee-docker/master/apim/3.x/docker-compose.yml -o "docker-compose.yml"

Pull to ensure that you are running latest images

sudo docker-compose pull

Run it

sudo docker-compose up -d

Component	URL	Expected response
Gateway	http://localhost:8082/	404 status code, with a No context-path matches the request URI payload.
API	http://localhost:8083/management/organizations/DEFAULT/environments/DEFAULT/apis	200 status code, with a [] payload.
Management	http://localhost:8084/	200 status code, showing the UI.
Portal	http://localhost:8085/	200 status code, showing the UI.

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