tmobile/jazz

This system is a comprehensive serverless platform that manages the full lifecycle of cloud services across AWS and Azure. It provides a centralized API for creating, updating, and deleting serverless functions, APIs, and web applications, while handling associated resources like databases, queues, and CDNs. The platform enforces strict access control and security policies, manages user authentication and permissions, and offers monitoring, logging, and cost tracking capabilities. Additionally, it automates CI/CD pipelines and provides templates for rapid service onboarding.

This period focused on expanding the Jazz platform's core capabilities by introducing numerous new backend services for managing assets, environments, and user permissions, alongside a comprehensive Angular-based frontend. The work established a standardized architecture for serverless service creation, deployment, and monitoring, while simultaneously building out the user interface with new pages for service management, logging, and administration.

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This period focused on expanding the platform's support for serverless architectures and cloud-native services. New templates and build pipelines were introduced for Node.js, Python, Go, Java, and C# across AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Angular/React web applications. Additionally, the codebase integrated Bitbucket and GitLab SCM integrations, automated AWS resource teardown, and implemented a secrets management API.

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