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Fleet AT

Fleet management platform application

Fleetat

Fleetat is an open-source fleet management platform built with a microfrontend architecture. It is designed to be modular, scalable, and easy to extend — each domain is an independent deployable unit.


Architecture Overview

The platform is split across several focused repositories:

Layer Repository Description
Back-End fleetat-backend Spring Boot + Spring Modulith API. Domain modules: vehicle, driver.
Shell fleetat-fe-shell Angular 21 host application. Orchestrates all microfrontends via Native Federation.
MFE Discovery fleetat-mfe-discovery Node.js/Express discovery API + Nginx asset store for on-premises MFE registration and serving.

Additional MFE repositories (feature remotes) follow the naming convention fleetat-mfe-<name>.


Tech Stack

Back-End: Java · Spring Boot · Spring Modulith
Front-End: Angular 21 (Zoneless) · Native Federation · Tailwind CSS 4 · TypeScript
Infrastructure: Docker · Nginx · Node.js


Getting Started

Each repository contains its own setup instructions. A good starting point:

  1. Start the MFE Discovery server (Docker Compose).
  2. Run the Back-End service (./gradlew bootRun).
  3. Start the Shell (npm start) — it will discover and load remote modules automatically.

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  1. fleetat-fe-server fleetat-fe-server Public

    Fleetat Frontend Applications server

    TypeScript

  2. fleetat-fe-shell fleetat-fe-shell Public

    Frontend core Shell application

    TypeScript

  3. fleetat-fe-vehicles fleetat-fe-vehicles Public

    Fleet at vehicles

    HTML

  4. fleetat-fe-fleet-dashboard fleetat-fe-fleet-dashboard Public

    HTML

  5. fleetat-be fleetat-be Public

    Fleetat backend

    Java

  6. fleetat-fe-deploy fleetat-fe-deploy Public

    Fleet AT Deploy files for docker compose

    Shell

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