- Architecture Overview
- AWS Amplify
- Amazon Cognito
- Amazon API Gateway
- Other used services
This architecture diagram shows the connections between the web browser and the used AWS services
HTML files to sign-in, book rooms and see the occupancy of the rooms. The sites are showing textfields, buttons, links, tables and graphs.
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Sign in or register
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Register
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Verify
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Sign In
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Forgot Password
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Reset Password
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Room Booking
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Room Occupancy
Cognito manages the user verification. After a registration request, the requester gets an email with a verification code. Only with this code and the provided email a complete registration is possible. The successfully following sign-in process leads to the booking page. Only if a valid token is send to the backend the booking of a room is possible.
API calls against Cognito:
- GET: retrieve the authorization token
- POST: user registration with email and password, verificationcode
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API calls against the booking system:
- GET: retrieve of booking information and sending authorization token in the header
- POST: send the booking data: room ID, booking date, start- and end-time of the booking and the authorization token in the header
- DELETE: send the unique booking code, room, date and authorization token in the header
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API calls against the occupancy system:
- GET: retrieve real time sensor data
- For coding: Text Editor Visual Studio Code
- Versioning tool: Git
- Collaborative work: GitHub for the project to share it
- ToDo Board on GitHub
- Canvas chart to display the occupancy graph
- AWS SDK
- HTML for the web sites
- CSS for styling the web sites
- Bootstrap to make web sites responsive
- JavaScript for coding the script