Account-Management Test

Tools:

- Java 11 : it should be installed before running script
- Spring boot 2.7.3
- Maven 3+ : it should be installed before running script
- Ms Access : Import database into MS ACCESS from this folder `database/accountsdb.accdb`
- Install zipkin & ELK 7.17.4
- Zipkin for tracing microservice -> Setup: docker run -d -p 9411:9411 openzipkin/zipkin
- I have ELK installed in my local but will share docker-compose later but ELK 8 have different settings
- Logstash will collect logs and emit to elastic search and visualize in the kibana

Project Description

• When you run frontend the login page will show the all username and password so you can use whatever you want
• You can search only with admin credential
• You must import database because I bind user column in the statement table

Configuration for database:

• Go to this file of the below Project & File :
  • config-server\src\main\resources\config\application.properties
• Change the path where you put accountsdb.accdb file in your system
• Replace C:/code/test/JavaTest with your drive path & make sure to use slash. Below is the example
• db.path=C:/code/test/JavaTest/accountsdb.accdb

Build Project to create Jar for all applications

• Go to build-script.bat file for the root project

• Open in the text editor and set the root path of all project in the below line

  • set project_path=C:/code/test/user-account-project/
  • Run the bat file

• If you want to run project manually, go to specific folder in the below sequence and build with the mentioned commands

  • eureka-server
    • mvn clean package
  • config-server
    • mvn clean package
  • common-module
    • mvn clean package
  • user-ws
    • mvn clean package
  • account-ws
    • mvn clean package
  • account-statement-ws
    • mvn clean package
  • api-gateway-ws
    • mvn clean package

Run Jar in the below sequence

Go to project folder of the specific project and & Run below command

• Run zipkin

• Elastic Search Server:

    	http://localhost:9200/	
    	http://localhost:9200/_cat	
    	http://localhost:9200/_cat/indices
    	http://localhost:9200/_cat/indices/_search?q=*&format&pretty
  
    	Add user-ws in the elastic search 	
    	Go to this -> stackmanagement/Dataviews/Index pattern  and Add Index pattern using timestamp
    	See the logs:
    	Go to this path: Anaylytics/Discovery  and see user-ws*
    	user-ws & different microservice project will be seen after running whole microservice application
  

• Running logstash use below command in the bin folder of the installed logstash and file is present in the root folder

  • logstash -f simple-config.conf

• Run kibana

• eureka-server:

  • java -jar target\eureka-server-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

• config-server:

  • java -jar target\config-server-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

• user-ws

  • java -jar target\user-ws-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

• account-ws

  • java -jar target\config-server-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

• account-statement-ws

  • java -jar target\account-statement-ws-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

• api-gateway-ws

  • java -jar target\api-gateway-ws-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

See the Sonar Report

• I take screenshot of the projects because export in the pdf require paid version, I might be wrong to find export in the UI
• Go to reports folder to see the project report
• I do not cover too much test coverage because It will require too much time and its just test :)

Frontend Project

• For Build & Run, Go to front-end folder, use below command
• npm i
• npm start