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Internet_Store

This is a web-based project replicated from the official Manchester United website for my Samara State Transport University course. The website, manutd, provides a straightforward and efficient platform for fans to purchase merchandise while they are commuting. With an easily navigable interface, customers can explore a broad array of official goods and place an order with just a few clicks. Ideal for those who are constantly on the move and support the Red Devils.

Prerequisites

  1. Docker
  2. Docker Compose
  3. Maven
  4. Terraform

Ensure these are installed on your system before proceeding.

Steps

  1. Pull the latest version of the project from the GitHub repository.

    git clone <https://github.com/hasan2001jk/Internet_Store.git>

  2. Navigate to the project directory.

    cd Internet_Store

  3. Build the Java application using Maven.

    This will generate the JAR file in the target directory.

    ./mvnw package -DskipTests

  4. Build the Docker images for the application and the database using the Dockerfiles provided.

    Use the following commands to build the images:

    For the application:

    docker build -t my_app_img:v1 -f Dockerfile1 .

    For the database:

    docker build -t postgres:v1 -f Dockerfile2 .

  5. Run the Docker Compose command.

    This will start the application and the database services.

    docker-compose up

  6. The application should now be running and accessible on the host machine.

  7. Set up the infrastructure.

    Ensure you have the right credentials set up for the regru provider. Update the regru_server and regru_ssh resources with the appropriate values.

    Run the following commands:

    To initialize your working directory containing Terraform configuration files:

    terraform init

    To create an execution plan:

    terraform plan

    To apply the changes required to reach the desired state of the configuration:

    terraform apply

    Remember to replace any placeholder values in the commands with your actual values.