The Pokemon Project

Endpoints

URL -> http://18.198.197.44:8080
Swagger documentation -> /swagger-ui.html
Poke api routes -> /api/v1/pokemon/
    GET /api/v1/pokemon/
    GET /api/v1/pokemon/?start=<Number>&size=<Number>
    GET /api/v1/pokemon/<pokeId>

Examples

    http://18.198.197.44:8080/swagger-ui.html
    http://18.198.197.44:8080/api/v1/pokemon/
    http://18.198.197.44:8080/api/v1/pokemon/?start=10&size=20
    http://18.198.197.44:8080/api/v1/pokemon/5

Deployment

Containerization

In order to deploy this awesome solution we should go do:

Go to backend folder
Build the docker -> docker build -t name:version .
Publish it to docker hub (https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/login/) -> docker push name:version

Deploying it

Now we got the solution on Docker hub, we could deploy it wherever we want, I'm going to deploy it on AWS using some fancy services

AWS Fancy service one

I decided to deploy it using AWS ECS due to its scalability options, this could be a little be more handy that just creating an EC2 machine but this will pay the bills, moreover, we are going to use aws Fargate!

Go to AWS ECS service and create a new task (https://console.aws.amazon.com/ecs/home?region=us-east-1#/taskDefinitions/create)

1.1. Choose fargate. 1.2. Put a name the task 1.3 On task size you should probably set 1GB of ram and 0.5vCPu 1.4 Add a container image, on image field put docker.io// 1.5 Scroll down a little and add the port 8080 to the docker 1.6 Save the docker configuration 1.6 Create the task

Create a cluster 2.1. Networking only 2.2 put it a name 2.3 create a VPC 2.4 Create the cluster 2.5 Start praying that everything works!
On cluster dashboard, add a new task

Select the task definition we recently create

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