brunood07 / commerce-backend

Java Springboot ecommerce using microservices archtecture

ECOMMERCE BACKEND

This project was created for study purposes and some points might not look exactly how a ecommerce really works. The project uses a microservice architecture and there is 5 microservices:

• Orders
• Clients
• Products
• Payments
• Shipping

Each service has its own database, and there is a rabbitmq server connecting orders and payments microservices. The products microservice uses a cloudflare bucket to save the product images, using the aws s3 sdk to make the connection.

HOW TO RUN

The first requirement to get the services up on your machine is having docker installed on your computer, we will run all the services together with docker-compose

While i didnt founded any way to make it run with the docker commands we will need to enter in the folder of each service and run the following command:

• cd ./orders-ms
• mvn clean package -DskipTests
• cd ..
• cd ./payments-ms
• mvn clean package -DskipTests
• cd ..
• cd ./clients-ms
• mvn clean package -DskipTests
• cd ..
• cd ./products-ms
• mvn clean package -DskipTests
• cd ..
• cd ./shipping-ms
• mvn clean package -DskipTests
• cd ..

This command will package the java application generation the /target folder and creating the jar of the application. After doing this we will need to move back to root folder of the submodule. With the docker installed/running input those following commands:

Build docker images of each service

• docker-compose build

Create the containers of each service instantiated on our root docker-compose.yml

• docker-compose up

You can find the postman collection on root folder too, the name of the file is collection.json.

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