The backend of the Tea Center Management System is architected to manage the operations of a tea center seamlessly. It is developed using modern technologies that ensure robust data management, scalability, and real-time operations. The backend supports detailed inventory control, order processing, and customer management, all while ensuring data integrity and security.
- Inventory Management: Efficient tracking and management of tea stocks, automated alerts for replenishments.
- Order Processing: Automated processing from order receipt to fulfillment, including invoicing and shipment tracking.
- Customer Management: Manages customer profiles, orders, and provides insights into customer preferences and behavior.
- Sales and Revenue Reports: Generate detailed analytics on sales trends, revenue, and operational efficiency.
- User Authentication: Secure login with role-based access control, ensuring data protection and access management.
- Framework: Spring Boot 2.4.3 - Empowers high productivity and end-to-end application development.
- Programming Language: Java 11 - Offers improved application performance and reduced memory footprint.
- Database: MySQL - Provides robust data storage and transaction capabilities.
- Containerization: Docker - Ensures consistent operating environments for development, staging, and production.
- Cloud Services: AWS SES for email sending, AWS S3 for data storage and backup solutions.
- Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment: Jenkins - Automates the build, test, and deployment phases.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/navishkadarshana/tea-center-management-system-backend.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd tea-center-management-system-backend - Build the Docker container:
docker build -t tea-center-management-system-backend . - Run the container:
docker run -p 8080:8080 tea-center-management-system-backend
The API documentation for the Tea Center Management System is thoroughly detailed and interactive, hosted via Postman. This documentation makes it easy to understand the available endpoints, their required inputs, and the expected responses.
To access and interact with the API documentation, please visit the following link: Tea Center Management System API Documentation
This link will take you to our Postman public workspace where you can view the API requests, try them out in real time, and see the responses immediately. No additional setup is required, making it straightforward for developers to start integrating or testing the APIs.
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