This Admin Portal built for Ascenda Loyalty is a highly scalable and highly available solution for internal admin staff to handle users and their points accounts. We mainly utilised a serverless architecture to deploy our microservices as AWS Lambda Functions.
This repository consist of the following services linked as submodules:
frontend- Web Application built with Next.js that serves users.authentication_lambda- Customised Lambda authentication service for Role-Based Access Control.email_service- An emailing service that communicates with SES that is built in Python.logs-lambda- A microservice for logging related activity that is built in Python.maker-checker- A microservice REST API for makerchecker that is built using Golang with the Gin framework.points-ledger- A microservice REST API for points that is built using Golang with the Gin framework.user-storage- A microservice REST API for users that is built using Golang with the Gin framework.infra- Terraform code to set up base infrastructure of our current architecture. Also contains k6 test scripts.
This project has the follow dependencies:
- Submodules referenced
- Terraform
This project contains submodules, to ensure that the submodules are clone properly, run the clone command with the --recurse-submodules flag:
git clone --recurse-submodules <repository-url>To try out the final product of our Admin Portal system:-
- Head over to the website: www.itsag3t3.com
- Ensure that you have a Gmail account set up, and login.
- Navigate and play around the functions!
This current system is implemented on AWS Cloud, utilising the AWS Serverless Computing services like AWS Lambda, AWS RDS Aurora, AWS S3.
To setup, we have provided an Terraform codes for setting up the base infrastructure that we are currently using in infra. Additionally, we have provided Terraform codes for our backend services for maker-checker, points-ledger, and user-storage.
Do note that additional configuration may be needed to get te services working.
Inside each submodule repositories, please take note that all submodules associate with this project will also have their own env.example files that need to be copied, renamed and modified.