🚀 Jose Carrillo Solution - Stable version v1.0

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Managing Microservices with Makefile

This project uses a Makefile to manage two microservices in a Docker environment. It includes tasks for starting and stopping the microservices separately. Be sure to follow the instructions to set up your environment correctly.

Requirements

Before using the Makefile, ensure you have the following tools installed:

• Node.js: Install Node.js
• npm: Included with Node.js
• Docker: Install Docker
• Docker Compose: Install Docker Compose

Environment Setup

1. Verify Docker and Docker Compose are running:

   • Ensure Docker is running on your system.
   • Verify Docker Compose is available.

2. Check that required ports are available:

   • Ensure that port 5432 (or whatever port you use) is not occupied by another process.

Using the Makefile

Starting the Microservices

1. Open two terminals:

   • You will need two open terminals to run the microservices simultaneously.

2. Start the Anti-Fraud microservice:

   • In the first terminal, navigate to the project directory and run:

     make start-anti-fraud

3. Start the Transactions microservice:

   • In the second terminal, navigate to the project directory and run:

     make start-transactions

   Ensure that docker-compose is running before starting the microservices. The start-anti-fraud and start-transactions commands will bring up Docker Compose in detached mode (-d) and then start the respective services.

Making a Sample Request

To test the Transactions microservice, you can make a sample curl request to create a transaction. Use the following command:

curl --location 'http://localhost:3005/transaction' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{
  "accountExternalIdDebit": "2aa03664-8549-4473-bbec-443cb16a6550",
  "accountExternalIdCredit": "b3b202f5-a183-4e0f-a553-2dae8e393042",
  "transferTypeId": 1,
  "value": 10
}'

Author

Name: Jose Carrillo
Phone: +57 (320) 851-0712
Mail: soyjrcarrillo@gmail.com