Later we have to find a good catchy description ;-)
To setup the database, process engine and keycloak you need to have docker installed.
For the dev environment simply run
docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up -dTo finalize the keycloak setup, follow this setup instructions.
Our client_id should be mynd.
Now you should be ready to start developing!
For the full setup instructions, see SETUP.md.
Take a look at the Contribution guide
We did not use microservices on purpose. For the current scope of the app microservices would be overkill. But we use domain driven design and build the monoliths architecture loosly coupled so we could technically split the application into microservices without huge efforts.
NOTE: The used icons do not represent AWS services. It just uses the AWS icons to increase understandability as most people might know the AWS services. Some of the services do not align with the default behaviour of the AWS services. For example keycloak is the AWS secrets manager here, which is not correct at all. Its just for visualization purposes
