This article describes how to configure URLs to other Smart ID components in three different scenarios.

When setting URLs to other Smart ID components, the format you use depends on where both components are installed, and if they can communicate together.

Prerequisites

For the scenarios described in this article, consider A to be the component where you configure an URL to another component, and B being the other component.

How to configure URLs 

Component A and B on the same Virtual Machine

In this scenario, both containers are inside the same docker network.

1. Use the container's hostname (if defined) or its name, and the port used inside the container. You can find this information inside component B's docker-compose.yml.

2. Use the following format for the URL:

   Scenario 1: URL format
   <http://<hostname|container_name>>:<inner_port>

Component A and B on separate Virtual Machines inside the same network

In this scenario, use the Virtual Machine's fully qualified domain name and the port exposed by the docker container.

1. To get the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of your Virtual Machine, run the following command (for Linux or Windows):

   Fully qualified domain name on Linux:

   hostname --fqdn

   Fully qualified domain name on Windows

   net config workstation | findstr /C:"Full Computer name"

2. Use the following format for the URL:

   Scenario 2: URL format
   <http://<fqdn>>:<exposed_port>

Component A and B on separate Virtual Machines in separate networks

In this scenario, use the public URL that goes through the proxy of your choice. 

1. Use the environment variables defined in smartid.env (by searching for the right one).

2. Use the following format for the URL:

   Scenario 3: URL format

   <https://${<component_domain_prefix>>}.${SMARTID_INGRESS_DOMAIN}