everest-engineering/lhotse

This system is a modernized Java-based backend service that manages photo uploads and photo-based competitions. It provides REST APIs for users to upload photos, create and participate in competitions, and manage their accounts, while administrators can manage competition details and perform data deletion. The architecture leverages the Axon framework for event sourcing and command handling, supported by JPA for persistence and Keycloak for authentication.

This period was dominated by the removal of legacy Axon-based domain models, REST APIs, and security implementations, alongside the deletion of obsolete test code. The project simultaneously upgraded its build system to Spring Boot 3.3 and Java 17, signaling a major architectural shift away from the previous technology stack.

21 changes

This period focused on securing the API with Keycloak OAuth2 authentication and standardizing error handling. It also introduced new endpoints for photo management and competitions, alongside refactoring the Axon framework integration and command validation infrastructure.

18 changes

This period focused on introducing new domain capabilities, specifically photo management and competition functionality, alongside comprehensive internationalization support for error messages. The work also included migrating the database schema to Liquibase and updating integration examples to use Keycloak.

17 changes

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