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  • New Features

    • Introduced a containerized build process and automated cloud deployment configurations for enhanced performance, scalability, and high availability.
    • Improved transaction display formatting in the user interface for clearer presentation of financial data.
  • Documentation

    • Added a comprehensive guide for deploying and managing the application using modern cloud orchestration tools.
  • Chores

    • Streamlined infrastructure and configuration processes to support smoother operations and maintenance.

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This pull request updates the project by adding new infrastructure and deployment configurations while removing legacy banking app code. The .gitignore now omits Terraform state and provider files. A multi-stage Dockerfile is introduced for building a Java application. Several Terraform files have been added to provision AWS resources. Legacy Spring Boot components (controllers, models, repositories, services, and security configuration) have been removed, and a Thymeleaf template has been updated. Additionally, a comprehensive suite of Kubernetes manifests for deploying a bank application and its MySQL backend via ArgoCD has been provided.

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File(s) Change Summary
.gitignore Added Terraform-specific ignore entries for state and provider binaries.
Dockerfile New multi-stage build process for compiling and running a Java application.
Terraform/(main.tf, terraform.tf, variable.tf) New Terraform configurations for AWS resources (AMI lookup, key pair, VPC, security group, EC2 instance) and provider setup with AWS variables.
src/main/java/com/example/bankapp/** Removal of legacy Spring Boot components including SecurityConfig, BankController, Account, Transaction, repositories, and related services.
src/main/resources/templates/transactions.html Updated conditional logic for transaction amount display using the contains method.
kubernetes/(README.md, bankapp-deployment.yml, bankapp-namespace.yaml, bankapp-service.yaml, configmap.yaml, mysql-deployment.yml, mysql-service.yaml, persistent-volume-claim.yaml, persistent-volume.yaml, secrets.yaml) New Kubernetes manifests for ArgoCD setup, bank application deployment, MySQL deployment, and associated resources.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Maven as Maven Build Stage
    participant JDK as JDK Alpine Stage
    participant App as Java Application
    Dev->>Maven: Copy source and run "mvn clean install -DskipTests"
    Maven->>JDK: Transfer built jar file
    JDK->>App: Run "java -jar bankapp.jar"
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant ArgoCD as ArgoCD
    participant KubeAPI as Kubernetes API
    participant BankApp as BankApp Pod
    participant MySQL as MySQL Pod
    User->>ArgoCD: Sync bankapp deployment
    ArgoCD->>KubeAPI: Apply bankapp config (namespace, deployment, service, configmap)
    KubeAPI->>BankApp: Schedule bankapp container
    User->>ArgoCD: Deploy MySQL resources
    ArgoCD->>KubeAPI: Apply MySQL config (PVC, secrets, deployment, service)
    KubeAPI->>MySQL: Schedule MySQL container
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New Docker builds and Terraform in sight,
Kubernetes clusters rise with a cheerful tune,
Old banking code has left the room,
I nibble on changes with joyful delight,
Cheers to fresh updates—let's bounce into the night! 🐰


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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/main/resources/templates/transactions.html (1)

116-117: Review the updated conditional logic for transaction display.
The updated expressions now use transaction.type.contains('Transfer In') || transaction.type == 'Deposit', which is acceptable if transaction type strings might include additional characters. However, please ensure that:

  • Null Safety: transaction.type is guaranteed to be non-null. If there’s any chance it could be null, consider applying a safe navigation approach (e.g., using the ?. operator if your Thymeleaf/SPEL version supports it) or enforcing non-null values in your data.
  • DRY Principle: Since the same condition is used for both setting the CSS class and determining the display string, consider the maintainability benefit of extracting this logic into a local variable (inside the th:each loop) if Thymeleaf syntax permits. This will help to avoid inconsistencies in future changes.
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  • Terraform/bank-app-automate-key.pub is excluded by !**/*.pub
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  • .gitignore (1 hunks)
  • Dockerfile (1 hunks)
  • Terraform/main.tf (1 hunks)
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  • src/main/java/com/example/bankapp/repository/TransactionRepository.java
  • src/main/java/com/example/bankapp/controller/BankController.java
  • src/main/java/com/example/bankapp/config/SecurityConfig.java
  • src/main/java/com/example/bankapp/service/TransactionService.java
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Dockerfile (2)

1-10: Multi-stage Docker Build Setup Looks Good, but CMD Needs Correction

The multi-stage build is well defined. However, in the CMD instruction (line 17), the jar file is specified incorrectly as "/src/target/* /src/target/bankapp.jar". This likely causes the container to attempt to run an invalid jar path. Please update the CMD to reference the built jar directly, for example:

-CMD [ "java","-jar","/src/target/* /src/target/bankapp.jar" ]
+CMD [ "java", "-jar", "/src/target/bankapp.jar" ]

[tag: request_verification][tag: suggest_essential_refactor]


11-17: COPY Instruction May Need a More Specific Target

The COPY command on line 15 uses a wildcard and copies all files from /src/target/ into a destination file /src/target/bankapp.jar. This might work if only one jar is produced, but it could lead to unpredictable behavior if multiple files match. Consider copying the jar by name (if predictable) or adjust the destination directory.

-COPY --from=builder /src/target/* /src/target/bankapp.jar
+COPY --from=builder /src/target/bankapp.jar /app/bankapp.jar

Ensure the CMD is updated accordingly if you change the location.
[tag: suggest_good_to_have_refactor]

Terraform/terraform.tf (1)

1-18: Terraform AWS Provider and VPC Configuration Looks Correct

The configuration properly defines the required AWS provider and sets up a basic VPC resource with a CIDR block. Consider adding tags or additional configuration parameters to the VPC for improved resource tracking and management if needed.
[tag: approve_code_changes]

.gitignore (1)

32-38: Terraform Artifact Ignores Are Set Appropriately

The additions to ignore Terraform state and provider files (lines 34–38) are appropriate for keeping sensitive or machine-specific files out of version control. This helps maintain a clean repository.
[tag: approve_code_changes]

Terraform/variable.tf (3)

1-4: AWS Region, AMI, and Instance Type Variables Are Well Defined

The variables for AWS region, AMI, and instance type are clear and include descriptive text. This aids in understanding and future maintenance.
[tag: approve_code_changes]


11-14: Instance Type Variable Is Clear

The variable instance_type is properly defined with a default value of t2.large. This promotes flexibility for instance configuration.
[tag: approve_code_changes]


16-19: Typo in Variable Name & Possible Redundancy

The variable name my_enviroment appears to be a misspelling of "environment". Additionally, its description is identical to instance_type. Verify if both variables are needed or if one should be corrected/removed to avoid confusion. Consider renaming it to my_environment for clarity.
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Terraform/main.tf (5)

1-12: AMI Data Source Configuration Looks Solid

The AWS AMI data source is correctly configured to retrieve the most recent Ubuntu image based on the provided filters. This ensures that the EC2 instance uses a valid and updated image.
[tag: approve_code_changes]


14-17: Key Pair Resource Is Configured Properly

The key pair resource is straightforward and correctly references an external public key file. Ensure that the file bank-app-automate-key.pub exists in the correct location.
[tag: approve_code_changes]


19-21: Default VPC Resource Consideration

The resource block for aws_default_vpc is empty. If the default VPC does not require additional configuration, this is acceptable. However, consider adding tags or validations if required for your environment.
[tag: suggest_good_to_have_refactor]


23-62: Security Group Configuration Is Comprehensive

The security group allow_user_to_connect includes necessary ingress rules for ports 22, 80, and 443, and allows all outbound traffic. The configuration is clear and tagged appropriately. As a best practice, consider using specific IP ranges or tightening egress rules if possible, depending on your security requirements.
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64-77: EC2 Instance Resource Needs Enhanced Security Configuration

The EC2 instance is configured using var.my_enviroment for its instance type, which ties back to the earlier noted typo. More importantly, a static analysis tool highlighted that Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) v1 might be enabled by default. It is recommended to enforce IMDSv2 for enhanced security. Consider adding the following configuration:

 resource "aws_instance" "testinstance" {
   ami             = data.aws_ami.os_image.id
-  instance_type =  var.my_enviroment
+  instance_type =  var.my_enviroment
   key_name        = aws_key_pair.deployer.key_name
   security_groups = [aws_security_group.allow_user_to_connect.name]
   tags = {
     Name = "Bank-app-automation-server"
   }
+  metadata_options {
+    http_tokens = "required"
+  }
   root_block_device {
     volume_size = 30 
     volume_type = "gp3"
   }
 }

This update forces the use of Instance Metadata Service Version 2 by requiring tokens.
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kubernetes/bankapp-service.yaml (1)

15-15: Remove Trailing Spaces.
Trailing whitespace detected on line 15. Removing this will improve consistency and prevent potential YAML parsing issues.

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kubernetes/secrets.yaml (2)

1-9: Secure Secret Definition with Test Credentials.
The secret for mysql-secret is correctly defined with Base64-encoded credentials. Ensure these credentials are only used in non-production environments or replaced with stronger, dynamically managed secrets in production.


10-10: Remove Trailing Spaces.
Trailing whitespace detected on line 10. Please remove to maintain clean YAML formatting.

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kubernetes/mysql-deployment.yml (1)

1-8: Deployment Metadata & Replica Consideration
The metadata and label definitions are clear. Note that the deployment currently sets replicas: 1, which may be acceptable for a development or testing scenario. For production-grade MySQL, consider using a StatefulSet or increasing redundancy to handle stateful data reliably.

kubernetes/bankapp-deployment.yml (1)

44-55: Health Probes: Readiness & Liveness (Commented Out)
The readiness and liveness probe configurations are present but commented out. Once the appropriate health endpoints are defined in the application, enabling these probes will help improve pod lifecycle management.

kubernetes/README.md (3)

80-82: Code Block Language Specification
At this code block (displaying the URL with <public-ip-of-worker-node>:<NodePort>), consider specifying a language (e.g., bash or text) for the fence to comply with markdown best practices as recommended by markdownlint.

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177-193: ClusterIssuer Email Placeholder
In the ClusterIssuer YAML snippet, please replace your-email@example.com with a valid email address. This is important for receiving notifications and for proper ACME protocol operations when using Let's Encrypt.


222-224: Additional Fenced Code Block Language
The fenced code block for accessing the application (showing https://junoon.trainwithshubham.com) is missing a language specifier. Adding one (e.g., bash or text) will help satisfy markdown linting requirements and improve readability.

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kubernetes/bankapp-service.yaml (1)

1-14: Solid Service Configuration.
The service is correctly defined to expose port 8080 and target pods labeled with app: bankapp-deploy in the bankapp-namespace.

kubernetes/bankapp-hpa.yml (1)

1-19: Well-Defined HPA Configuration.
The Horizontal Pod Autoscaler is properly configured to target the bankapp-deploy deployment with appropriate replica limits and a target CPU utilization of 40%.

kubernetes/letsencrypt-clusterissuer.yaml (1)

1-15: Robust ClusterIssuer Setup.
The ClusterIssuer for Let's Encrypt is configured correctly with the proper ACME server, registration email, private key secret reference, and the HTTP-01 challenge solver using the nginx ingress class.

kubernetes/persistent-volume.yaml (1)

6-17: PersistentVolume Specification is Sound.
The capacity, volume mode, access modes, reclaim policy, storage class, and hostPath configuration are all appropriately set for a persistent volume.

kubernetes/bankapp-ingress.yml (3)

1-10: Ingress Metadata & Annotations Are Well-Configured
The API version, kind, and metadata (including useful annotations for rewrite, proxy body size, and SSL redirection) are properly defined. Please ensure that the referenced domain and TLS-related secret (bankapp-tls-secret) are created and managed correctly in the target namespace.


11-16: TLS Configuration Accuracy
The TLS settings correctly list the host and reference the designated secret. Verify that the secret exists and that Cert-Manager properly handles certificate issuance using the specified letsencrypt-prod cluster issuer.


17-27: Ingress Rules & Backend Service Consistency
The rules section cleanly routes traffic from the defined host to the bankapp-service on port 8080. Double-check that the service name and port number match the actual service deployed in the cluster to avoid routing mismatches.

kubernetes/mysql-deployment.yml (2)

9-22: Container & Environment Specification
The MySQL container uses a stable mysql:8.0 image, exposes the correct port, and sources necessary environment variables (e.g., MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD from a Secret and MYSQL_DATABASE from a ConfigMap). This ensures better security and centralized configuration management.


34-41: Volume Mount & Persistence Setup
The volume mount correctly maps the MySQL data directory using a specific subPath for organization, and the persistent volume claim (mysql-pvc) is referenced properly. This configuration is crucial for data persistence across pod restarts.

kubernetes/configmap.yaml (1)

1-10: ConfigMap for Application Configuration
The ConfigMap clearly defines the key-value pairs required by the application (database name, JDBC URL, and username). Ensure these values consistently match the expectations in your deployments to avoid configuration drift.

kubernetes/bankapp-deployment.yml (3)

1-8: Deployment Metadata & Label Consistency
The metadata, including labels and namespace information, is clearly defined, which will help with proper pod selection and service binding.


23-43: Environment Variable Sourcing
Environment variables are correctly populated via references from the ConfigMap and Secret. Ensure that the secret mysql-secret includes the key SPRING_DATASOURCE_PASSWORD to avoid runtime configuration issues.


56-62: Resource Allocation
The resource requests and limits are clearly stipulated, ensuring that the application has enough CPU and memory while preventing over-allocation.

kubernetes/README.md (2)

1-7: Comprehensive Setup Documentation
The README provides a detailed, step-by-step guide for setting up an EKS cluster and deploying ArgoCD along with your applications. The instructions are thorough, which will be very beneficial for onboarding and troubleshooting.


1-246: Overall README Quality & Currency Check
The document covers every step from EKS cluster creation to application deployment via ArgoCD and even autoscaling setup. It might be helpful to periodically review the commands and parameter values (region, versions, resource sizes) to ensure they remain current with AWS and ArgoCD best practices.

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Invalid Namespace Field in PersistentVolume.
PersistentVolume resources are cluster-scoped, so specifying a namespace (bankapp-namespace) is not applicable and may lead to unexpected behavior. Please remove the namespace entry from the metadata.

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kubernetes/bankapp-deployment.yml (1)

44-55: Health Probe Configuration
Readiness and liveness probes are currently commented out. While placeholders can be useful during development, it is recommended to configure these probes for production environments to enable proactive monitoring and better failure recovery.

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kubernetes/bankapp-deployment.yml (6)

1-7: Metadata and Deployment Identification
The metadata section properly defines the deployment with a clear name (bankapp-deploy), appropriate labels, and the specified namespace (bankapp-namespace). This alignment ensures that the deployment is easily identifiable and correctly scoped.


8-12: Deployment Spec and High Availability
The replica count is explicitly set to 2 to maintain high availability, and the selector's matchLabels correctly matches the pod template’s labels. This setup should reliably manage pod selection.


13-17: Pod Template Consistency
The pod template metadata correctly mirrors the deployment’s label settings, ensuring that the pods are accurately targeted by the deployment’s selector.


18-23: Container Configuration
The container named bankapp is configured with the Docker image 9767913548/bankapp-eks:v2 and exposes port 8080 as expected. Double-check that the image tag (v2) fits your release and rollback strategies.


24-43: Environment Variable Setup
The environment variables are correctly sourced using configMapKeyRef for SPRING_DATASOURCE_URL, SPRING_DATASOURCE_USERNAME, and MYSQL_DATABASE, and secretKeyRef for SPRING_DATASOURCE_PASSWORD. Ensure that the referenced ConfigMap (bankapp-config) and Secret (mysql-secret) are correctly maintained and updated.


56-62: Resource Allocation
The resource requests and limits are defined to manage CPU and memory usage for the container effectively. Monitoring resource utilization post-deployment will ensure that these values remain appropriate for the workload.

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