vardius/go-api-boilerplate

This system is a microservices-based authentication and user management platform, comprising separate services for handling OAuth2 client credentials, access tokens, and user registration via email and social providers. It features a React web application for user interaction and a Go backend that supports pluggable persistence backends (MySQL, MongoDB, or in-memory) with event-sourced repositories. The architecture exposes HTTP and gRPC interfaces for all services, supported by shared infrastructure for event buses, middleware, and Kubernetes deployment.

The project underwent a major architectural shift, extracting the authentication and user services into independent, containerized components with dedicated gRPC and HTTP interfaces. This period focused on modernizing the build and CI/CD pipelines, replacing legacy in-memory and DynamoDB storage with robust MySQL and MongoDB persistence, and introducing structured error handling and event-sourced repositories for improved reliability and scalability.

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This period focused on establishing a complete full-stack architecture, introducing a React-based web client alongside a robust Go backend. Significant work was done to implement configurable persistence backends (MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite) and comprehensive middleware for HTTP, gRPC, and authentication, while also adding event-driven messaging capabilities.

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This period focused on modernizing the system's data layer by introducing MongoDB persistence for authentication and user services, alongside in-memory alternatives for testing. Concurrently, the infrastructure was refactored to use Terraform and Helm, standardizing the deployment of microservices on Kubernetes.

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