| Service | Port |
|---|---|
| account-service | 8100 |
| auth-service | 8200 |
| bike-management-service | 8800 |
| dock-service | 9400 |
| dock-management-service | 8900 |
| feedback-service | 8300 |
| payment-calculator-service | 9000 |
| payment-service | 8400 |
| rental-service | 8500 |
| travel-history-service | 8600 |
| travel-history-process-service | 8700 |
| payment-pro cess-service | 9100 |
| dummy-service | 9200 |
| travel-history-receiver-service | 9300 |
| rental-process-service | 9500 |
| payment-validator-service | 9600 |
| token-manager | 9700 |
| token-manager | 9700 |
| notification-service | 9800 |
| bike-validator-service | 9900 |
| zuul-server | 9090 |
| eureka-server | 8761 |
Each service has a build-and-push-docker-image.sh script which is responsible for building the service and respective docker image and deploy it to our gitlab container registry.
Each service has a deploy.sh service which is responsable for deploying the previous deployed docker image in kubernetes according to the service configurations specificed in deployment.yaml.
There's a script called deploy.sh in the root of services folder, which will build all services and docker images, deploy all docker images to gitlab container registry and deploy the micro-services, databases and services to kubernetes.
More detailed information about how to configure access to kubernetes or our vagrant box can be found on reports folder, in report.pdf