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PlatformCommands .NET Microservices

Platform with Commands .NET microservices architecture whereby a Platform has several Commands to be ran on.

Platform service to register and track assets/platforms of a company. Eg: Docker, Kubernetes, DotNet.

Commands service to serve as command arguments repository for given Platform to aid automation of support processes. Eg: - Commands for Docker platform includes: docker build, docker start, docker images. - Commands for Kubernetes platform includes: kubectl get nodes, kubectl apply, kubectl get pods. Similarly, - Commands for DotNet platform includes: dotnet build, dotnet run.

Platform and Command services commununicate synchronously (using HTTP & gRPC) and asynchronously (using Message Bus), publishing services to Docker Hub, deploying them to Kubernetes Cluster, and uses Clean Architecture implementation.

Technology stack

  • Dotnet Core 6.0
  • Asp.Net Web API
  • InMemoryDB
  • Entity Framework Core
  • AutoMapper
  • RabbitMQ
  • gRPC
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • Minikube
  • Docker Desktop
  • SwaggerUI / Insomia

Scope

  • Command and Platform services accessible via endpoints
  • Services communicates synchronously using HTTP Client
  • Services communicates synchronously using gRPC Protobuf
  • Services communicates asynchronously using Mqtt MessageBus
  • Services publish to Docker and accessible via Docker containers
  • Services deploy into K8S Clusters using kubectl and accessible locally via K8S Clusters using Minikube

Usage

  • Spin Docker Desktop
  • Start Minikube to setup K8S cluster, $ minikube start
  • Apply rabbitmq and other deployment pods, $ kubectl apply -f <DEPL_FILE>
  • Spin Minikube service tunnel for RabbitMq service and reconfigure ports in services, $ minikube service rabbitmq-loadbalancer --url
  • Run services, $ dotnet run <SERVICE_PROJECT>

NB: Access services in K8S Cluster through Minikube service tunnels