I run the cerbos rest-demo https://github.com/cerbos/demo-rest by "docker-compose up" command. Then it creates 2 containers like image below, and I want to access these containers. @Alex Olivier (Cerbos) can you help me?

Hey - once

docker compose up

is up and running you can interact the API via exposed on port 9999

Ok.

This is just a dummy app whcih stores the data in memory for now. If you want to change out the storage I would suggest forking the repo and implementing the MySQL connection in the go code and run it locally rather than through the container

ok, thanks Mr. @Alex Olivier (Cerbos). I can run Cerbos locally. I also install MySQL and setup config.yaml to connect MySQL. But, I lack a sample database even though I have a data scheme, it's my trouble.

Hi @Napoleon Ponaparte, From what I understand you have set up

Cerbos

to use a

MySQL

database as a store for your policies. From the looks of your table, you’ve no policies stored in the system. In order to do so, you need to use Admin API of the

Cerbos

. The Admin API must be enabled by setting

server.adminAPI.enabled

to

true

in

config.yaml

. (See the config structure here if you have some doubts how to put

enabled

flag. You may configure

username

and

passwordHash

too.) Once you enable the Admin API with the credentials you have provided in configuration, you are authorized to send a request to an endpoint of Admin API. In your case, you need to use the endpoint

POST /admin/policy

. Please see the documentation for Admin API here. NOTE

If you are using curl , you can provide username and password  for the Admin API with -u  flag like this;

curl -u cerbos:cerbosPassw <REST OF THE PARAMS>

@oguzhan thank you for your reply. I will check now