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title: "sonar-test-nest4"
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## Overview
`sonar-test-nest4` is a stateless microservice built using the `typescript-nestjs` runtime. It was scaffolded from the **Create Microservice** golden-path template on the Kyndryl Platform. The service provides a REST API for managing items, including CRUD operations, and exposes observability endpoints for health checks and Prometheus metrics.
`sonar-test-nest4` is a stateless microservice built using the `typescript-nestjs` runtime. It was scaffolded from the **Create Microservice** golden-path template on the Kyndryl Platform. The service provides a REST API for managing items, including CRUD operations, and is instrumented with OpenTelemetry for observability. It is designed to integrate seamlessly into the platform's CI/CD pipeline, leveraging Humanitec for deployment orchestration and Azure Container Registry for image storage.
This service plays a key role in the broader system by offering a scalable and observable backend for item management. It is deployed using Humanitec's API-driven deployment model, leveraging Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Azure Container Registry (ACR). The CI/CD pipeline automates builds, tests, and deployments across development, staging, and production environments.
The service plays a critical role in the demo-apps domain, showcasing best practices for microservice development, deployment, and observability. It is managed by the platform engineering team and adheres to a strict branch promotion model to ensure quality and stability across environments.
## Repository
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## Architecture
`sonar-test-nest4` follows a modern microservice architecture with the following components:
`sonar-test-nest4` follows a modern microservice architecture:
- **Runtime**: `typescript-nestjs`
- **Container Port**: `3000`
- **Endpoints**:
- `/api/items` for CRUD operations
- `/health` for health checks
- `/metrics` for Prometheus metrics
- `/api/items` for CRUD operations on items.
- `/health` for health checks.
- `/metrics` for Prometheus-compatible metrics.
- **Deployment Flow**:
- Push to `dev`, `staging`, or `prod` triggers CI/CD workflows:
- `build-push.yml`: Builds and tests the service, then pushes the container image to Azure Container Registry.
- `deploy-humanitec.yml`: Deploys the service to AKS using Humanitec's Score-based deployment model.
- **Branch Model**:
- `dev`: Active development, auto-deploys to the dev environment.
- `staging`: Pre-production, promoted from `dev` via PR.
- `prod`: Production, promoted from `staging` via PR.
- `main`: System of record, receives merges from `prod`.
- CI/CD pipelines in Gitea Actions handle build, test, and deployment.
- Images are pushed to Azure Container Registry (`bstagecjotdevacr`).
- Humanitec orchestrates deployments to AKS using Score files.
The service is designed for scalability and observability, with OpenTelemetry instrumentation and Prometheus metrics exposed at `/metrics`.
## Configuration
| Config Key | Value |
|------------------|-------------------|
|------------------|------------------|
| `runtime` | `typescript-nestjs` |
| `health_path` | `/health` |
| `container_port` | `3000` |
Additional configuration details are managed via `.platform/config.yaml` and Humanitec Score files.
## Operations
### Deployment Steps
1. Push changes to the `dev` branch for automatic deployment to the dev environment.
2. Open a PR to promote changes from `dev` to `staging`. Ensure CI tests pass and obtain one approval.
3. Open a PR to promote changes from `staging` to `prod`. Ensure CI tests pass and obtain one approval.
4. Merge changes from `prod` to `main` for system-of-record updates.
1. Push changes to the `dev` branch for automatic deployment to the development environment.
2. Open a PR for promotion to `staging` or `prod`. Ensure CI tests pass and obtain one approval.
3. Merge PR to trigger deployment to the target environment.
### Observability Endpoints
### Runbook Notes
- `/health`: Returns `{"status":"UP"}` for health checks.
- `/metrics`: Exposes Prometheus metrics for monitoring.
- **Health Check**: Verify service health at `/health`.
- **Metrics**: Monitor Prometheus metrics at `/metrics`.
- **Promotion Flow**:
- `dev → staging`: Requires CI gate and approval.
- `staging → prod`: Requires CI gate and approval.
- `prod → main`: Merge via PR after release.
## Observability
- **Grafana Dashboard**: [Opentelemetry Application Observability](https://grafana.kyndemo.live/d/otel-app-observability-v2/opentelemetry-application-observability?orgId=1&var-app=sonar-test-nest4)
- **Prometheus Metrics**: Enabled (`/metrics` endpoint).
- **Chaos Mesh**: Enabled for resilience testing.
- **K6 Load Testing**: Configured via `k6-test-sonar-test-nest4` in the `dev` namespace.
- **Grafana Dashboard**: [OpenTelemetry Application Observability](https://grafana.kyndemo.live/d/otel-app-observability-v2/opentelemetry-application-observability?orgId=1&var-app=sonar-test-nest4)
- **Prometheus Metrics**: Exposed at `/metrics`.
_Chaos Mesh and K6 load testing are enabled for this service._
## Dependencies