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Functionality Flow - Full Stack App

The document outlines a functional flow for a full-stack application using .NET Core, AWS, PostgreSQL, and Angular, detailing user registration, login with JWT authentication, profile picture uploads to S3, data display, background processing with SQS and Lambda, error logging, security measures, and deployment strategies. Each step in the flow includes interactions between the frontend and backend, as well as integration with AWS services. It emphasizes the adaptability of this flow for various applications with similar features.

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Functionality Flow - Full Stack App

The document outlines a functional flow for a full-stack application using .NET Core, AWS, PostgreSQL, and Angular, detailing user registration, login with JWT authentication, profile picture uploads to S3, data display, background processing with SQS and Lambda, error logging, security measures, and deployment strategies. Each step in the flow includes interactions between the frontend and backend, as well as integration with AWS services. It emphasizes the adaptability of this flow for various applications with similar features.

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🔁 Functionalities Flow: .

NET Core + AWS + PostgreSQL + Angular


App

🔹 1. User Registration Flow

[User fills signup form in Angular UI]


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[Angular sends POST /api/users/register to .NET Core API]
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[.NET Core validates input, encrypts password, saves to PostgreSQL]
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[Optional: Send welcome email using Amazon SNS]
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[Returns success response to frontend]

🔹 2. User Login + JWT Authentication

[User enters email/password on Angular UI]


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[Angular sends POST /api/auth/login to API]
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[API validates credentials and generates JWT]
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[JWT sent back to frontend and stored in localStorage]
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[JWT attached to Authorization header in future API calls]

🔹 3. Profile Picture Upload to S3

[User selects file in Angular form]


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[Angular sends file via POST /api/users/upload]
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[API uses AWS SDK to upload file to Amazon S3]
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[S3 returns URL → save to user's record in PostgreSQL]

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[API returns success + image URL to Angular]

🔹 4. Data Display (e.g., User List)

[Angular component loads → calls GET /api/users]


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[.NET Core fetches data from PostgreSQL using EF Core]
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[Returns JSON array to Angular]
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[Angular renders table/grid with user data]

🔹 5. Background Processing with SQS + Lambda

[.NET Core sends message to SQS queue after data insert]


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[AWS Lambda subscribed to SQS reads message]
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[Lambda performs async processing (e.g., send SMS, cleanup, logging)]
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[Logs written to CloudWatch]

🔹 6. Error Logging and Monitoring

[All errors in .NET Core are logged via Serilog → CloudWatch]


[Angular can show user-friendly toast messages based on API responses]
[Use CloudWatch Alarms or SNS to alert critical issues]

🔹 7. Security Flow

[Use HTTPS for frontend-backend communication]


[Store JWT securely in frontend (localStorage with expiration check)]
[Use AWS IAM roles to restrict access to S3, RDS]
[Use PostgreSQL with least-privilege DB users]
[Enable CORS properly in Web API]

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🔹 8. Deployment Flow

[Angular build → S3 static hosting → CloudFront CDN]


[.NET Core build → deploy to Lambda or ECS Fargate]
[PostgreSQL setup → RDS with backups + monitoring]
[Secrets → stored in AWS Secrets Manager → read during runtime]

This flow can be tailored to any full-stack app with real-world features like registration, file uploads, auth,
async jobs, and cloud deployment. Let me know if you'd like visual diagrams or process templates.

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