numq/ecommerce-backend

This system is an e-commerce backend platform built on a microservices architecture, where each domain (account, cart, catalog, order, etc.) is an independent service communicating via gRPC. It provides core commerce capabilities including user authentication, product and category management, shopping cart operations, order processing, and search functionality. The infrastructure relies on MongoDB for persistent storage, Redis for caching and session management, and message queues for asynchronous updates.

This period focused on establishing the foundational infrastructure and implementing the initial versions of key microservices, including authentication, cart, catalog, category, and delivery. The work involved setting up build systems, dependency management, and gRPC-based service contracts, while also introducing domain-specific logic and data persistence for each module.

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This period focused on building out the core microservice infrastructure, introducing gRPC-based services for account, profile, order, and confirmation management. The work established a consistent pattern of using MongoDB or Redis for persistence, implementing authentication interceptors, and containerizing services with Docker. Additionally, supporting services for search, promo codes, and a central API gateway were launched to complete the distributed system's foundation.

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