⚡ Jett Platform

Jett is a modern deployment service built with a robust microservice architecture.
Its frontend is developed using Angular 20 with server-side rendering, paired with an Express backend that leverages JWT for secure authentication.

The platform orchestrates deployment workflows through three dedicated microservices:

• 🗂️ Request Handler Service – Manages user requests.
• ☁️ Upload Service – Integrates with Cloudflare R2 for scalable storage.
• 🚀 Deploy Service – Uses a GitHub Actions worker to automate project deployments.

The Request Handler and Upload Service are containerized with Docker and deployed on Render, ensuring reliability and scalability.
To provide real-time feedback, Jett uses a Redis hashset to track deployment status.

Beyond personal deployments, Jett also showcases community projects, fostering collaboration and discovery.
By combining modern frontend technologies, cloud-based storage, CI/CD automation, and real-time tracking, Jett delivers a powerful and secure deployment ecosystem.

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✨ Features

📦 Microservice architecture – independently scalable services.

🖥️ Modern frontend – Angular 20 + SSR for speed.

🔐 Secure authentication – JWT-based auth via middleware.

☁️ Cloudflare R2 integration – scalable object storage.

⚡ Redis hashset – real-time deployment status tracking.

🐳 Dockerized services – containerized deployments on Render.

🔄 CI/CD automation – GitHub Actions for building + deploying projects.

🌍 Community showcase – explore and share deployed projects.

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🏗️ Architecture

(Above: System flow between frontend, middleware, and backend microservices with Redis + Cloudflare R2 integration.)

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📂 Repositories

Component	Description	Repo
🖥️ Frontend	Angular 20 app with server-side rendering	jett-frontend
🔗 Middleware	Express-based gateway handling authentication & DB connection	jett-middleware
📤 Upload Service	Clones repos, uploads to Cloudflare R2, updates Redis	jett-upload-service
🚀 Deploy Service	GitHub Actions worker, builds + redeploys assets to R2	jett-deploy-service
⚡ Request Handler	Serves static assets from R2, routes deployment requests	jett-request-handler-service

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⚡ Quick Start

1️⃣ Clone all repositories

git clone https://github.com/sahil-ansari-47/jett-frontend
git clone https://github.com/sahil-ansari-47/jett-middleware
git clone https://github.com/Sandarva-9304/jett-upload-service
git clone https://github.com/Sandarva-9304/jett-deploy-service
git clone https://github.com/Sandarva-9304/jett-request-handler-service

2️⃣ Install dependencies & run services

cd jett-<service-name>
npm install
npm run dev

3️⃣ Access the frontend

http://localhost:4200

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⚙️ Configuration

Each service uses environment variables. Example .env setup:

PORT=3000
JWT_SECRET=your-secret
MONGODB_URL=<mongodb-connection>
REDIS_URL=<redis-connection>
CLOUDFLARE_R2_BUCKET=<bucket-name>
CLOUDFLARE_R2_KEY=<access-key>
CLOUDFLARE_R2_SECRET=<secret-key>

👉 Check each repository for service-specific .env requirements.

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🛠️ Development

• Frontend: Angular 20

• Backend / Services: Node.js (TypeScript, Express)

• Database / Cache: Redis , MongoDB

• Storage: Cloudflare R2

• CI/CD: GitHub Actions

• Deployment: Render (Dockerized services) , Vercel

Run tests (where available):

npm run test

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🐞 Troubleshooting

Ensure .env is set for each service.

Verify Node.js and npm versions match project requirements.

If services fail, check logs:

npm run dev

For Redis and MongoDB connection issues, confirm Redis and MongDB are running and accessible.

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👨‍💻 Contributors

• Sandarva-9304 – Backend Microservices

• sahil-ansari-47 – Frontend & Middleware

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Deploy with Jett 🚀