YAS is a pet project aim to practice building a typical microservice application in Java

• Java 21
• Spring boot 3.2
• Testcontainers
• Next.js
• Keycloak
• Kafka
• Elasticsearch
• K8s
• GitHub Actions
• SonarCloud
• OpenTelemetry
• Grafana, Loki, Prometheus, Tempo

1. Get the latest source code
2. Add the following records to your host file:

127.0.0.1 identity
127.0.0.1 api.yas.local
127.0.0.1 pgadmin.yas.local
127.0.0.1 storefront
127.0.0.1 backoffice
127.0.0.1 loki
127.0.0.1 tempo
127.0.0.1 grafana
127.0.0.1 elasticsearch
127.0.0.1 kafka
127.0.0.1 akhq

3. Open terminal of your choice, go to yas directory, run docker compose up, wait for all the containers up and running

Warning: To run all the containers, you need a minimum of 16GB of RAM. Otherwise, you can only run the core services with this command docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up

4. All the containers up and running then we start source connectors by run script, open any terminal window... go to the YAS root folder and type: ./start-source-connectors.sh
5. Open your browser, now you can access the websites via http://storefront/; http://backoffice/ login with admin/password

Note: For the first run, the storefront and the backoffice might not work as expected. Stop all the containers (Ctrl + C) and run docker compose up again.

1. http://pgadmin.yas.local/. Account login: admin@yas.com / admin. Register a server: postgres, port 5432, username admin, password admin. The Postgresql server is also exposed to the host machine: servername: localhost, port: 5432, username: admin, password: admin
2. http://api.yas.local/swagger-ui/ for all the REST API document of all the services
3. http://identity/ for Keycloak console, account admin/admin
4. http://grafana/ for observability: log, trace, matrix
5. http://elasticsearch/ for calling Elasticsearch APIs

1. docker-compose.yml for all core services
2. docker-compose.search.yml for search service
3. docker-compose.o11y.yml for observability services

https://github.com/nashtech-garage/yas/tree/main/k8s/deploy

• Architecture and components
• Developer guidelines

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Backoffice & Storefront	Observability