Fyipe

Project Architecture

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Description of the projects in this repo.

• accounts - A React project used for Authentication (Log in, Sign up, Forgot Password, etc.)
• dashboard - A React project for Fyipe user where user can interact with the Fyipe platform.
• admin-dashobard - React Project where admin can block users, delete projects and more.
• api-docs - HTML/CSS project. A public reference of Fyipe documentation.
• backend - NodeJS Service. It's Fyipe API's.
• home - HTML/CSS. Home Page / Marketing page of Fyipe.
• http-test-server - A test server used to test website monitors for Fyipe.
• kubernetes - yaml files to deploy fyipe on staging, production or any enterprise kubernetes cluster. This also contains DevOps/CI/CD scripts.
• marketing - This is where you'll find logos, brief description of Fyipe, etc.
• certifications - SOC/ISO/PCI certifications and more.
• postman-collection - Postman collection for Fyipe API.
• probe - Probe is an agent that gets insalled on a third party server on a thir party datacenter and it monitors users websites, services, from that data center. You can deploy multiple probes to monitor users resources - A probe in a datacenter in EU, in US, etc.
• server-monitor - A probe that gets installed on a server and that monitors that particular server.
• smoke-test - Smoke test that is executed after Fyipe is deployed to staging or production. If smoke test fails, the staging / production deployment will automatically be rolled back.
• status-page - React project - Status page project of Fyipe.
• zapier - Fyipe integrates with zapier. This is where integration code is. This gets deployed to zapier directly.
• init-script - a container that runs schema migration script.

Running this project in local environment.

• Before you run this project locally, please make sure you're on Ubuntu or on a Mac machine.
• Install Docker and Docker Compose.
• Install Robomongo / Mongo Compass / or any other MongoDB UI Tool.
• Make sure MongoDB and Redis are NOT running (NO services should run on port 27017 and 6379)
• Run sudo bash install.sh - This will take some time (30 mins maybe or more) when you run this for the first time.
• The above command runs the entire project in Docker Compose.
• If you're working on particular sub-project (for ex: accounts, admin-dashboard or literally anything else), your changes will not be reflected in Docker Compose automatically. In this case
  • Delete the docker container of the project you're working on. (sudo docker stop containerId and sudo docker rm containerId)
  • Once the container is deleted, cd into that project run npm install and npm run dev.
  • Let other projects / containers run on docker. They will work perfectly fine with a project you're working on.

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