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README.md

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 This project aims to implement a decoupled & scalable architecture for url shortener service.
 
+# Showcase
+
+| Login | Signup |
+| ------------- | ------------- |
+| ![login.png](url-shortener/images/login.png)  | ![signup.png](url-shortener/images/signup.png)  |
+
+| Main |
+| -------- |
+| ![main.png](url-shortener/images/main.png) |
+
+
+
 # Architecture
 
 This project uses:
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 - Terraform is used for Infrastructure creation and Ansible playbooks and roles are used for configuring EC2 instances created on AWS providing:
     - Installation of Docker on those instances
     - Running of the url-shortener service through user input
-
-

url-shortener/frontend-servers/README.md

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+# Frontend-Servers
+
+This directory contains the `docker-compose` file for running up both the frontend, the backend and the proxy server containers all at once.
+
+The container images are available on docker-hub, so the `compose.yaml` can be edited to pull the image instead of building them locally. The respective links are:
+- <a href="https://hub.docker.com/r/arnavneo/nextjs-frontend">Frontend Image</a>)
+- <a href="https://hub.docker.com/r/arnavneo/ejserver">Express Image</a>
+- <a href="https://hub.docker.com/r/arnavneo/nginx-proxy">Nginx Proxy</a>
+- <a href="https://hub.docker.com/r/arnavneo/goserver">Go Image</a>

url-shortener/frontend/README.md

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+# Frontend
+
+The frontend uses Nextjs framework and has the following pages:
+- Login Page 
+- Signup Page 
+- Url shortener dashboard
+
+`env.example` has been provided as the `.env` template. The frontend only requires `NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL` environment variable to be present in the running system. Either create the `.env` or inject/set as the variable in the system.

url-shortener/k8/base/README.md

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 # K8 Setup
 
-`frontend` and `servers` directories contain the required manifest files for setting up the project on a kubernetes cluster.
+This directory aims for the container orchestration of frontend, backend server and nginx as the reverse proxy between the formers. The `frontend` and `servers` directories contain the required manifest files for setting up the project on a kubernetes cluster (this project was created on minikube).
 
 ## Pre-requisites
 
-The specified secrets (env variables) values need to be substituted in the target backend server secrets manifest files under `secrets` directory.
+The specified secrets (env variables) values need to be substituted in the target backend server secrets manifest files under `secrets` directory for the backend to work.
 
 ## Order of setup 
 
-Let's choose expressjs as our backend server (goserver under dev).
+Let's choose expressjs as our backend server.
 
 1) Create all the services under `servers/services/` directory and then proceed forward.
 

url-shortener/servers/README.md

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+# Servers
+
+- This directory contains the respective code for both the `express-js` and `go` backend along with the `nginx` reverseproxy.
+- The `compose.yaml` is the docker compose for running the above servers all at once.

url-shortener/tf/README.md

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+# Infrastructure Creation
+
+The `services` directory contains the terraform code for creating the project Infrastructure on the AWS. It creates:
+- the security group that allows access on the following ports:
+    - `22`: for `ssh` access
+    - `3000`: the server where the frontend will be running
+
+- EC2 instance with the above security group attached.