Vorto Coffeeshop

Deploy on Docker environment.

Clone git repository.

git clone https://github.com/anaxdev/vorto-coffeeshop.git

Build api docker image.

cd vorto-coffeeshop
docker-compose build api

Run system

docker-compose up -d

If everything is ok, http://localhost:8080/ or http://server-address:8080/ should show the API welcome page.

Deploy on Kubernetes cluster

Push API docker image to dockerhub (or any other docker registry).

docker login
docker push anadk/vorto-coffeeshop-api:1.0

Note: docker registry name for api image should be changed according to the own registry.

Create a ConfigMap for database initialization script

kubectl create configmap pg-init-script \
--from-literal=coffee.sql="$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anaxdev/vorto-coffeeshop/main/sql/coffee.sql)"

Deploy all applications into Kubernetes cluster

git clone https://github.com/anaxdev/vorto-coffeeshop.git
cd vorto-coffeeshop
kubectl apply -f ./k8s

Test API endpoints

There is a postman file grpc_test.postman_collection.json to test API endpoints. Import this file to Postman tool.

API has two endpoints: delivery and statistics

Endpoint	Method	Parameter:Description	Response
delivery	Post	bean_type_id : CoffeeBean Id carrierIdStr : Carrier Id supplierIdStr : Supplier Id	Success (also new delivery is inserted to the table) or Fail with invalid delivery message
statistics	Get		Return the probability of valid delivery.

Import the invalid deliveries

There is a sql file invalid-deliveries.sql that produces the invalid deliveries. (Invalid deliveries are deliveries that a carrier cannot perform due to carrier bean constraints.)

docker exec -i <postgres-container> psql -U postgres postgres < invalid-deliveries.sql

Run sql query of this file in postgres client tool.