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e-Taberna

E-Taberna is a modern e-commerce web application built using a microservices architecture. The name "Taberna" is derived from the Latin word for "tavern" or "shop", historically referring to a place where goods were bought and sold. Inspired by this, e-Taberna is designed as a digital marketplace that facilitates seamless transactions and shopping experiences.

System Architecture

The project follows a microservices-based design, where each service is responsible for a specific domain within the e-commerce platform.

E-Taberna Architecture

Tech Stack

  • .NET Core 9 for backend services
  • YARP for API Gateway
  • RabbitMQ for message-based communication
  • gRPC for inter-service communication
  • SQL Server for data persistence

Project Structure

🏗 Building Blocks

Contains shared modules such as Messaging, which provides communication mechanisms between microservices.

🚪 API Gateway

Contains YARP Gateway, which acts as the API gateway for routing requests between services.

🛠 Services

Independent microservices handling different domains of the application:

🔐 Auth Service

  • Handles user authentication and authorization.
  • Uses JWT and .NET Identity for security.

📦 Order Service

  • Manages orders, order processing, and status updates.
  • Handles payments via Stripe.
  • Publishes RabbitMQ events on successful payment.

🎟️ Coupon Service

  • Manages discounts and promotional codes.
  • Integrates with Stripe for coupon creation.
  • Exposes a gRPC service for other microservices to validate and apply coupons.

🛒 ShoppingCart Service

  • Handles cart management (adding, updating, and removing items).
  • Acts as a gRPC client for the Coupon Service to validate and apply discounts.
  • Consumes RabbitMQ events from Order Service to delete the cart on successful payment.

🏷️ ProductCatalog Service

  • Manages product listings, categories, and inventory.
  • Consumes RabbitMQ events from Order Service to update inventory on successful payment.

Get Started

1. Clone the Repository

Clone the e-Taberna project to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/nevein25/e-taberna
cd e-taberna

2. Configure Microservices

Each microservice requires specific configurations, including database connections, authentication settings, and external service URLs.
You can find detailed setup instructions for each microservice in their respective README files: