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• Application Name: EMart
• Architecture: Microservices
• Front End: API Gateway with Nginx, Angular (client app)
• Endpoints: root, /api, /webapi

DESCRIPTION

The project entails containerizing a microservice application, facilitating efficient deployment and scalability. Utilizing Docker and Docker Compose, the microservice stack includes NGINX as the API gateway, Angular for the client-side interface, Node.js and Java for backend APIs, along with MongoDB and MySQL databases. Hosted within a mono repository on GitHub, the microservices are orchestrated to work seamlessly together.

The process involves writing Dockerfiles for each microservice to define their build processes and hosting configurations. Additionally, a Docker Compose file is crafted to orchestrate the containers, managing dependencies and environment variables.

• Client App (Angular)
• Connected to /api served by NodeJS (Mart API)
• Requires MongoDB Database (deployed as a container)
• Web API:
• Connects to /webapi served by Java (Books API)
• Requires MySQL Database
• All components (Nginx, Angular, NodeJS, Java, MongoDB, MySQL) run as containers.

• Scalable from a developer's perspective.
• Additional microservices (e.g., videos, payment gateway, cart) can be added.

• Utilizes Docker and Docker Compose.
• Requires the EMart app repository.

• Clone the EMart app repository.
• Open Docker Compose YAML file.
• Run Docker Compose commands
• Build images and run containers.

• Access the application through the browser using the VM's IP address and port 80.
• Interact with the front end and register a user.
• Demonstrates interaction with NodeJS (MongoDB) and Java (MySQL)

That's Micro-service Application working on Docker platform