Nestjs K8s Boilerplate Microservice

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kubernetes application for https://github.com/0xb4lamx/nestjs-boilerplate-microservice

Overview

The Kubernetes NestJS Microservice Application Boilerplate is an essential tool for developers looking to build and deploy microservice applications efficiently within a Kubernetes environment. This boilerplate facilitates setting up a robust infrastructure, ensuring that your application components such as databases and services are organized and accessible. With a well-structured framework, it simplifies the complexities typically involved in deploying microservices, allowing developers to focus on building features rather than managing the underlying architecture.

This application boilerplate streamlines the development process by automating critical setups like MySQL deployment, EventStore GUI exposure, and microservice deployment. Its built-in support for multiple development environments—development, pre-production, and production—ensures that you can transition smoothly between stages while maintaining strict namespace conventions.

Features

  • Easy Setup: Quickly configure and deploy your application on a Kubernetes cluster with clear instructions aimed at both new and experienced developers.
  • Multi-environment Support: Out-of-the-box capability to manage multiple environments (dev, preprod, prod) with specific naming conventions for seamless transitions.
  • MySQL Deployment: Automate MySQL deployment as a ClusterIP Service, making database management straightforward and integrated.
  • EventStore Exposure: Easily expose the EventStore GUI as an Ingress, providing reliable access to management tools right from your cluster.
  • Namespace Management: Installation requires creating dedicated namespaces, which aids in organization and clarity in your development process.
  • ArgoCD Integration: When using ArgoCD, environment-specific YAML files can be applied for efficient version control and deployment strategies.
  • Secure Configuration: Essential secrets for database connections and private Docker Hub credentials can be securely configured in Values.yaml, enhancing security in your deployments.