This repository contains the code for four different services: client, server, worker, and nginx. Each service is contained in a separate folder within this repository. The goal of this repository is to help you learn and practice using GitHub Actions, Docker, and Docker Compose.
Here's a brief overview of the four different services in this repository:
The client folder contains the code for a simple web application built using React. This web application is designed to interact with the server service in order to retrieve data and display it to the user.
The server folder contains the code for a simple Node.js server that serves data to the client service. This server is designed to interact with the worker service in order to retrieve data from a database.
The worker folder contains the code for a simple Node.js application that retrieves data from a Redis database and performs some actions. This application is designed to be run periodically using a cron job or a similar tool.
The nginx folder contains the configuration files for an Nginx reverse proxy server. This server is designed to route incoming requests to either the client or server service based on the URL path.
This repository includes a number of GitHub Actions workflows that demonstrate different ways to build, test, and deploy these services using Docker and Docker Compose. These workflows are located in the .github/workflows folder.
Each of the four services in this repository is designed to be run using Docker. The Dockerfile for each service is located in the corresponding folder.
The docker-compose.yml file in the root of this repository is used to define and orchestrate the different services. This file specifies how each service should be built and started, and how they should communicate with each other.
To use the worker service, you will need to have a Redis database set up and running. Once you have that set up, you can follow the instructions in the worker folder to build and run the service using Docker.
Once you have the worker service running locally, it will connect to the Redis database and perform some actions based on the data that it retrieves.
This repository is designed to help me learn and practice using GitHub Actions, Docker, and Docker Compose.