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E-Commerce Project based on microservice architecture build with Microsfot .net. In this wiki, we will explore some further aspects of the project, like infrastructure, architecture and general scope of functionality.
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Reference the Common Nuget Package of the Project in the NuGet.Config. How to add a new source to the NuGet.Config (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/dotnet-nuget-add-source). Either do:
- Add the github nuget repository https://nuget.pkg.github.com/fredyyy998/index.json in your NuGet.Config
or
- Build the package by yourself and pack the project with
dotnet pack -o {direcotry path}
- Reference the local package directory in your NuGet.Config
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Setup the database (this hopefully wont be necessary soon)
- Install DotNet EF Core Tools
- Run
docker-compose up -f docker-compose.infrastructure.yml up
to start the infrastructure separately. - Go into each service Web project (e.g
cd src/Services/Account/Account.Web
) - Run
dotnet ef database update
- Repeat step 3 and 4 for each service
- Run
docker-compose down
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Run
docker-compose up
in the project root to start the docker container providing a postgres database, the infrastructure for Apache Kafka and each web service in a seperate container. -
When each container is running the services should be accessible:
- Inventory: http://localhost:8080
- Account: http://localhost:8081
- ShoppingCart: http://localhost:8082
- Fulfillment: http://localhost:8083
Notes:
- Each service has a swagger.json that is accessible via
<serviceUrl>/swagger/index.html
- A admin user is created by default with the following credentials:
- Email: [email protected]
- Password: !abc123?
- A customer user can be created via the Account service.