expense-tracker-team / portfolio-manager

Financial portfolio management system based on microservices architecture

Portfolio Manager

Summary

Financial portfolio management system based on microservices architecture.

Prerequisites

Installation

• You will need Docker Compose installed
• For local development:
  • .NET Core 3.1
  • For IDE we recommend using Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio for Windows and Mac

In this project we are using:

• C#
• ASP.NET Core 3.1
• gRPC for inter-service communication
• Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
• Logging with Elastic Stack
• Tracing with Jaeger
• Storage with PostgreSQL
• Behavioral code analysis with CodeScene
• Testcontainers are used in integration and functional tests

Getting started

How to run the project

You can run the services by executing docker-compose command:

docker-compose -f docker.compose.yaml -f docker.compose.dev.yaml up

Note that this will not rebuild the solution if there are any changes. Rebuild with

docker-compose build

External dependencies

After running the services, some of them might not function correctly as they are using external tools for logging, monitoring, etc.

You can find all external dependencies inside folder /compose where you can start them by using docker-compose.

Services

The docker-compose.yaml file will start the following services:

• users-service which runs on http://localhost:5000/. The service is handling CRUD operations for users in the system.

Contributors

• Nikolay Dermendzhiev
• Miroslav Stoyanov
• Bozhidar Gevechanov
• Alexander Velchev

portfolio-manager's Issues

Integrate alertmanager with MS Teams

We need to be able to send metrics-based alerts to MS Teams

Add email receiver for alertmanager

Currently, alertmanager is configured with one receiver (MS Teams) but might be a good idea to ping by email as well.

We can use Gmail or some other SMTP server.