Project Overview

This project is part of a school course led by Professor Helene Coullon, and you can find more about her work at helene-coullon.fr. The initial repository for this project can be found on GitHub.

The main objective of this project is to gain a comprehensive understanding of micro-service architecture, focusing on the usage of REST APIs, OpenAPI specifications, and the Flask framework.

Project Tasks

In this project, we tackled the following key tasks:

1. Movie Service Enhancements

   • Added custom entry points and updated OpenAPI specifications.

2. Microservice Testing

   • Thoroughly tested all microservices with Postman.

3. Times Microservice Development

   • Created the Times microservice based on provided OpenAPI specs and rigorously tested it.

4. Booking Service Implementation

   • Developed the Booking service according to OpenAPI specifications and conducted comprehensive testing.

5. User Service Integration

   • Defined User service OpenAPI specs to interact seamlessly with Booking and Movie services, including reservation retrieval and movie information.

6. User Service Testing

   • Developed and tested the User service with Postman.

Getting Started with Docker Compose

To run this project using Docker Compose for easy deployment and testing, follow these steps:

Prerequisites

Before starting, ensure you have Docker and Docker Compose installed on your system. You can download and install Docker from Docker's official website.

Running the Project with Docker Composer

1. Clone the project repository 2.Build and start the project with Docker Compose: docker-compose up -d

Test the Project in Docker Compose

To test the project, you can, in a powershell, run the following command : .\test_oral.ps1 It will start the project in containers and run the test.py in user service, that will send some request and print the result.

Running the project without Docker

You can also open the project in an Editor and manually start all the services.