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IDS-testbed

What is it?

Set up with Open Source IDS components which can be used to verify that a component:​

  • implements the IDS specifications for establishing connections and communication.​
  • and, thus, can work interoperable with all IDS components in the testbed setup.

What is it for?

  • Component behaviour testing
  • Interoperability testing against IDS components (Connector, DAPS, CA, Metadata Broker)
  • Preparation for IDS certification
  • Starting point for creation of data spaces

How to get started?

  1. Git clone this repository to your local machine and go into the directory (usually cd IDS-testbed)

  2. Make sure you have installed Docker and Docker Compose on your machine. Run docker compose up -d or docker-compose up -d to start the Testbed.

  3. Run the Postman collection to start the tests. Current available components for testing are: Dataspace connector, DAPS, CA, Metadata Broker.

  4. Test the compatibility of your own developed component following the steps of the Testbed User Guide.

  5. Download the Test Suite and follow the instructions to conduct automated tests for your own developed connector

Current version (V1.0)

Minimal setup with essential and already available components first_version

Roadmap

Version 2.0 of the test bed

Minimal viable data space with all essential components and first test cases next_version

Version X.Y of the test bed

Integration of all intended components into the setup next_version

Final vision for the testbed

On the long run, the testbed should be equipped with a test suite and testing components replacing the open source reference implementations of the components. vision

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