Database Structure

The database structure is extremely simple, we provide an example in PostgreSQL to describe it.

Schema Overview

The following image captures the overview of the tables in the schema:

Mobile Utility Server DB Schema

PostgreSQL Schema Scripts

Table: `mobile_app`

Contains information related to various mobile apps.

create table mobile_app
(
    id int primary key,
    name varchar(255) null,
    display_name varchar(255) null,
    sign_private_key varchar(255) null,
    sign_public_key varchar(255) null
);

Column	Type	Description
`id`	`INT`	Primary key for the table, automatically incremented value.
`name`	`VARCHAR(255)`	Name of the application, a machine readable value, such as `wlt-demo-app`.
`display_name`	`VARCHAR(255)`	Display name of the application, a human readable value, such as `Wultra Demo App`.
`sign_private_key`	`VARCHAR(255)`	Base64-encoded private key associated with the application. It is used for signing the data on the server side.
`sign_public_key`	`VARCHAR(255)`	Base64-encoded public key associated with the application. It is used by the client applications when verifying data signed on the server side.

Table: `mobile_ssl_pinning`

Table with TLS/SSL certificate fingerprints that should be pinned in the mobile app.

create table mobile_ssl_pinning
(
    id int primary key,
    name varchar(255) not null,
    fingerprint varchar(255) not null,
    expires int null,
    app_id int not null
);

Column	Type	Description
`id`	`INT`	Primary key for the table, automatically incremented value.
`name`	`VARCHAR(255)`	Domain name, such as `mobile.wultra.com`.
`fingerprint`	`VARCHAR(255)`	Value of the certificate fingerprint.
`expires`	`INT`	Unix timestamp (seconds since Jan 1, 1970) of the certificate expiration.
`app_id`	`INT`	Reference to related application in the `mobile_app` table.

Sequence `hibernate_sequence`

Sequence responsible for identifier autoincrement.

create sequence hibernate_sequence minvalue 1 maxvalue 9999999999999 cache 20;

Foreign Indexes

The tables are relatively small and as a result, do not require indexes. To marginally improve the lookup performance, you can create the following foreign index.

ALTER TABLE mobile_ssl_pinning
  ADD CONSTRAINT mobile_ssl_pinning_app_fk
    FOREIGN KEY (app_id) REFERENCES mobile_app
      ON UPDATE CASCADE ON DELETE CASCADE;

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