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STREAMING PLATFORM - MICROSERVICES

A streaming platform developed using Microservices architecture. (currently in development)

TECHNOLOGIES

  • Golang (v1.22)
  • NodeJS (v20)
  • PostgreSQL (v14)
  • Redis (v7.2)
  • RabbitMQ (3.12)
  • Amazon S3
  • FFMPEG

FEATURES

  • Docker/Docker Compose
  • API Gateway
  • Authentication Service
  • User Service
  • Upload Service
  • Encode Service
  • Video Catalog Service
  • Video Streaming Service
  • CI/CD (Github Actions)
  • Architecture Diagrams

SETUP

Once you've cloned the repository, you can use Docker and Docker Compose (note: this is not the same as docker-compose) to set up and run all the services locally. Additionally, a Makefile is included with commands to streamline the setup process. If you don't have make installed on your system, you can simply run the bash commands defined in each Makefile command (be sure to remove the @ at the start of any command, if present).

Clone all microservices:

make clone

Create .env file from .env.docker-example in each service.

make copy-docker-env

Update the env variables for these services:

  • microservices-encode-service: all variables starting with AWS_
  • microservices-upload-service: all variables starting with AWS_

Download and build all required Docker images:

make compose-build

You can also use the below command to rebuild images after making changes to any microservice like installing or removing a dependency.

make compose-rebuild

Start all Docker containers:

make compose-up

After all the containers are up and running, you need to run migrations and scripts to create the database tables for the required services. To do this, open a new terminal and execute the following command:

make migrate

Access the microservices at localhost:3000. Each service is mounted with a volume. This means any changes to the code are automatically synced to the container, eliminating the need to restart containers manually.

To run containers in the background:

make compose-up-detached

To remove the containers:

make compose-down

Delete the container images:

make delete-images

APIs

Checkout the microservices-api-gateway repo for available apis listing, examples, and Postman collection.