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Full Implementation Guide - All Domain Functionalities

This document outlines the full implementation steps for a project using .NET Core, AWS, PostgreSQL, and Angular. It covers environment setup, frontend and backend development, user authentication with JWT, file uploads to S3, asynchronous processing with SQS and Lambda, logging with CloudWatch, and deployment strategies. Additionally, it includes a security checklist and functionalities mapping for various domains within the application.

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Full Implementation Guide - All Domain Functionalities

This document outlines the full implementation steps for a project using .NET Core, AWS, PostgreSQL, and Angular. It covers environment setup, frontend and backend development, user authentication with JWT, file uploads to S3, asynchronous processing with SQS and Lambda, logging with CloudWatch, and deployment strategies. Additionally, it includes a security checklist and functionalities mapping for various domains within the application.

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🧩 Full Implementation Steps: .

NET Core + AWS + PostgreSQL +


Angular (All Domains)

🔹 1. Environment Setup

• ✅ Install .NET SDK, Node.js, Angular CLI


• ✅ Install PostgreSQL locally or setup RDS
• ✅ Install AWS CLI & Configure IAM credentials
• ✅ Create S3 bucket, SQS queue, SNS topic, and RDS instance on AWS

🔹 2. Frontend (Angular)

➤ Create Angular Project:

ng new angular-app --routing --style=scss

➤ Modules:

• Auth Module (Login/Register)


• Dashboard Module (CRUD, charts)
• Shared Module (navbar, guards, interceptors)

➤ HTTP Integration:

@Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' })


export class ApiService {
private baseUrl = 'https://your-api.com/api';
getUsers() { return this.http.get(`${this.baseUrl}/users`); }
login(data) { return this.http.post(`${this.baseUrl}/auth/login`, data); }
}

🔹 3. Backend (.NET Core)

➤ Project Setup:

dotnet new webapi -n ApiProject


cd ApiProject
dotnet add package Npgsql.EntityFrameworkCore.PostgreSQL

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➤ Layers:

• Controllers → REST endpoints


• Services → Business logic
• Repositories → DB access
• DTOs & Models → Data exchange

➤ Configure PostgreSQL:

builder.Services.AddDbContext<AppDbContext>(options =>
options.UseNpgsql(builder.Configuration.GetConnectionString("Default")));

🔹 4. User Registration & Login (JWT)

• Hash password with BCrypt.Net


• Generate JWT using System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt
• Send token to frontend & store in localStorage
• Add [Authorize] on protected controllers

🔹 5. File Upload to S3

var fileTransfer = new TransferUtility(_s3Client);


await fileTransfer.UploadAsync(fileStream, "bucket-name", "filename.ext");

• Return the S3 file URL → Save in PostgreSQL

🔹 6. Async Processing via SQS + Lambda

• After DB insert, send message to SQS:

await _sqsClient.SendMessageAsync(queueUrl, JsonSerializer.Serialize(data));

• Lambda picks message, performs task (e.g., notify user)

🔹 7. CloudWatch Logging

Log.Logger = new LoggerConfiguration()


.WriteTo.Console()

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.WriteTo.AWSSeriLog() // custom sink
.CreateLogger();

🔹 8. Deployments

➤ Angular:

ng build --prod
aws s3 sync dist/angular-app/ s3://your-bucket-name

➤ .NET Core:

• Use AWS Lambda + API Gateway or deploy to ECS Fargate/Beanstalk

➤ PostgreSQL:

• Use Amazon RDS

🔹 9. Security Checklist

• Use HTTPS
• Secure API routes with [Authorize]
• Store secrets in AWS Secrets Manager
• Enable IAM roles for S3, RDS, Lambda

🔹 10. Functionalities Mapping (All Domains)

Domain Angular Component API Endpoint DB Table AWS Service

Register/Login/
User Mgmt /api/users, /api/auth Users SNS (notify)
Profile

Users
File Upload Upload Component /api/users/upload S3
(avatar)

Dashboard User List / Graphs /api/users, /api/stats Users, Stats -

Notifications Toast/Popup Triggered via API Logs SNS / SQS

Triggers SQS via SQS +


Background Job Hidden (async call) -
backend Lambda

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Domain Angular Component API Endpoint DB Table AWS Service

Logs/
- Internal logging - CloudWatch
Monitoring

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