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Microservices Example Project: Customer and Task Management

Overview

This project demonstrates a microservices architecture with two main services: ms-customer and ms-task. Each service is responsible for distinct functionalities and communicates with each other to provide a comprehensive system for managing customer data and tasks.

Services Description

ms-customer Service

Purpose: Manages customer data, including user registration and authentication.

Key Features:

  • User Registration: Allows new users to sign up and store their information.
  • User Authentication: Manages user login and secure token generation.
  • Data Sharing: Communicates with ms-task to provide necessary customer information.
  • API Endpoints: Exposes endpoints for user registration, authentication, and data retrieval.

ms-task Service

Purpose: Manages tasks that are created by or assigned to customers.

Key Features:

  • Task Creation: Enables users to create and manage tasks.
  • Task Assignment: Allows for tasks to be assigned to specific customers.
  • Task Querying: Supports querying tasks by various criteria.
  • Integration: Integrates with ms-customer for linking tasks with customer profiles.
  • API Endpoints: Provides endpoints for managing tasks.

Inter-Service Communication

  • Asynchronous Messaging: Utilizes message brokers like RabbitMQ or Kafka for event-driven communication.
  • RESTful API Calls: Employs direct API calls for synchronous communication and data retrieval.

Data Storage

  • Implements the database-per-service pattern, with separate databases for each microservice.

Additional Components

  • API Gateway: Serves as the single entry point for the microservices.
  • Service Discovery: Utilizes tools like Eureka for dynamic service discovery.
  • Circuit Breaker: Implements Hystrix or Resilience4j for enhanced system resilience.

Security

  • Enforces secure communication and implements OAuth2.0 or OpenID Connect for user authentication and authorization.

Deployment

  • Services are containerized using Docker and managed using Kubernetes for scalable deployments.

Monitoring and Logging

  • Centralized logging and monitoring are set up for maintaining service health and performance insights.

Getting Started

To get started with this project, follow the steps outlined below:

  1. Clone the Repository:
    • git clone [repository-url]
  2. Build and Run Services:
    • Navigate to each service directory and follow the build instructions.
  3. API Gateway Access:
    • Access the services through the configured API gateway at http://localhost:[gateway-port].

Contribution Guidelines

Contributions to the project are welcome! Please adhere to the following guidelines:

  • Ensure new features are accompanied by corresponding tests and documentation.
  • Follow coding standards and best practices.
  • Submit a pull request with a clear description of the changes and benefits.

License

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