A web application similar to Instagram that uses some of the services provided by Amazon AWS, such as Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, Amazon RDS, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon DocumentDB, LoadBalancing and AutoScaling.
This project is being developed as part of 2020's "Desenvolvimento de Software para Nuvem (Software Development in the Cloud)" class @ Universidade Federal do Ceará.
The project has two parts. The first one is the development of the application in itself. The second one is the addition of LoadBalacing and AutoScaling to the application.
The user must be able to:
- create an account
- update his account's password, fullname, and personal photo
- post photos
- like/dislike other user's photos.
- view other user's profile and photos
- search another user by their account's nickname
- list photos posted in a given time interval (the user must enter an initial date and a final date to use the filter)
- User information must be recorded in a AmazonRDS database
- Users's photos must be stored in Amazon S3.
- Photos' likes and dislikes must be stored in Amazon DynamoDB or Amazon DocumentDB
- We must use Amazon AWS's REST API to have access to its services
- The web application must be hosted in an Amazon EC2's virtual machine.
- We must use LoadBalancer and Auto Scaling to create additional instances in case a instance's average cpu-use exceeds 70% for more than a minute. Otherwise, if the average cpu-use of the current used instances is below 10% for more than a minute, one instance must be terminated. The maximum number of instances is 3.
Futhermore, to develop the application, we are using the following development environment:
- Node.js + Express.js
- ReactJS
- Amazon AWS' SDK for Node.js
- Hariamy Vasconcelos ( Front end )
- Jarélio Gomes ( Back end )
- Samir Braga ( Front and back end )
- Thiago Fraxe ( Back end )