BUMTV is a modern web application designed to elevate the way users track, explore, and enjoy their favorite movies and TV shows. With the increasing number of streaming media service platforms, it is becoming more difficult to keep track of movies and TV shows that are released. One solution for this is the easy-to-use BUMTV application, which is built with a secure and user-friendly approach. In addition, it offers a comprehensive set of features to help users seamlessly manage their entertainment choices.
The following is a list of the important features of this web application: Users can…
- Create and maintain accounts that implement security features to protect users’ data.
- Access comprehensive information and reviews.
- Discover where to watch content.
- Build and maintain watchlists.
- Search for movies and TV shows.
This directory stores the GitHub Action files which create pipelines and run jobs for deploying the application to AWS and creating AWS resources via Terraform IAC files.
The following GitHub Actions are being used in this project:
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terraform-plan.yml -> This workflow runs Terraform format, validate, and plan jobs.
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terraform-apply.yml -> This workflows runs Terraform apply jobs, which deploy resources to the AWS account.
This application contains all of the application code along with sql files for the database schema and a Dockerfile for the application container image. There is also a Docker compose file for running the application locally as localhost.
This directory contains all of the application documentation including project management documents.
This director contains all of the Terraform files which deploy resources and other infrastructure needed for the application to the AWS account.
- Course Documents in Google Drive
- Discord - Project Communication
- GitHub Project Repo
- Jira Project Page
The Flask application framework will be utilzied for the application, and the application will be deployed to an AWS account, with following services being used to build out the application:
- Elastic Container Service (ECS)
- Elastic Container Registry (ECR)
- Application Load Balancer (ALB)
- Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
- AWS RDS (Aurora MySQL Serverless v2)
- Secrets Manager
- Amazon Certificate Manager (ACM)
- Route-53 (DNS Management)
Development work will be done on feature branches off of the main branch. The naming convention we will use for naming feature branches is the last name/family name of the developer.
The following commands can be used when working with repos locally (i.e., on your machine).
Clone the repo locally:
git clone https://github.com/BUMETCS673/project-team-4.git
Create a feature branch from main:
git checkout -b last_name
Switch between branches:
git checkout branch_name
Commit and push changes to the remote repo:
git add -A
git commit -m "my commit message"
git push origin last_name
View local and remote branches:
git branch -a
Check the status of the current branch:
git status
For additional git commands, refer to the GitHub Cheat Sheet: