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The document outlines the creation of a Spring Boot-based microservices architecture consisting of User Service and Order Service, with a focus on user management and order processing. It emphasizes the implementation of OAuth 2.0 for secure authentication, the use of MySQL with Spring JPA for data persistence, and the need for secure communication between services using Feign Client. Detailed tasks include setting up database tables, implementing service layers, and ensuring proper token handling and validation for secure API requests.

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Demo Spring

The document outlines the creation of a Spring Boot-based microservices architecture consisting of User Service and Order Service, with a focus on user management and order processing. It emphasizes the implementation of OAuth 2.0 for secure authentication, the use of MySQL with Spring JPA for data persistence, and the need for secure communication between services using Feign Client. Detailed tasks include setting up database tables, implementing service layers, and ensuring proper token handling and validation for secure API requests.

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Spring Boot Microservices Architecture

We need to create a Spring Boot-based microservices architecture with the following


components:
1. User Service - Manages user profiles, authentication, and user-related data.
2. Order Service - Manages customer orders, order status, and associated items.
3. Security - Implement OAuth 2.0-based authentication with Access and Refresh
Tokens for user
security.
4. MySQL Database - Use Spring JPA to persist data and filter/query data
effectively.
5. Communication - Microservices should communicate with each other using proxy
communication,
ensuring service isolation but enabling secure data exchange.
Detailed Task Breakdown:
1. User Service
- Table Setup:
- Create the users table in MySQL.
- Implement the necessary JPA entities, repositories, and service layers to
interact with these
tables.
- Functional Requirements:
- Add an endpoint to fetch user details.
- Implement filtering functionality by user status (ACTIVE, BLOCKED, INACTIVE), and
deleted
flag.
- Make sure to use OAuth2 for security and authorization.
- Filter Criteria:
- Active users only.
- Only return non-blocked and non-deleted users.
2. Order Service
- Table Setup:
- Create the orders and order_items tables in MySQL.
- Implement the necessary JPA entities, repositories, and service layers for
fetching and
managing orders.
- Functional Requirements:
- Add an endpoint to get orders by user.
- Filter orders by order status (PENDING, COMPLETED, CANCELLED) and deleted flag.
- Implement query-based filtering using JPA criteria.
- Filter Criteria:
- Only return non-deleted orders.
- Include filter by status and order date (optional).
- Fetch orders for specific users (from User Service).
3. Authentication (OAuth 2.0)
- Implement OAuth 2.0 authentication for both services.
- Use Access Token for short-lived sessions and Refresh Token to get a new access
token when
the current one expires.
- Integrate Spring Security OAuth2 for token generation and validation.
- Ensure that the Authorization header is passed with each request to authenticate
the user.
4. Proxy Communication Between Services
- Communication with Feign Client:
- Order Service needs to fetch user details from User Service.
- Use Feign Client to communicate between services securely.
- Ensure that the OAuth2 access token is passed in the headers during
communication.
- Feign Client Setup Example:
- Define a Feign Client to interact with User Service from Order Service.
- Ensure proper error handling and response mapping between services.
5. MySQL Queries and Filtering
- Write complex SQL queries to fetch data based on the given filters.
- Example: Fetch all active users based on tenant and username filter.
- Example: Fetch orders based on user status and order date.
- Implement these queries using Spring Data JPA with @Query annotations or Criteria
API for
dynamic queries.
6. Security and Token Handling
- Access and Refresh Tokens:
- Implement OAuth 2.0 login using an authorization server.
- Ensure that the access token is used for API requests and the refresh token is
stored securely
for token renewal.
- Token Validation:
- Ensure that tokens are passed in the header for each request using the
Authorization: Bearer
<token> format.
- Validate the token before processing any request.

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