BookVerse web application showcasing the complete microservices platform with product catalog, recommendations, and checkout functionality
BookVerse is a comprehensive microservices platform that delivers modern software development practices, secure CI/CD pipelines, and enterprise-grade deployment automation. Built with industry-leading technologies, BookVerse provides organizations with a complete reference architecture for scalable, secure, and compliant software delivery.
BookVerse implements comprehensive unified policies that demonstrate enterprise-grade governance, security, and compliance capabilities:
- DEV Stage: Quality gates, security scanning, and traceability requirements
- QA Stage: Dynamic security testing and comprehensive API validation
- STAGING Stage: Penetration testing, change management, and infrastructure scanning
- PROD Release: Multi-stage completion verification and approval workflows
- SLSA Provenance: Supply chain security with cryptographic verification
- Multi-Layer Security: SAST, DAST, penetration testing, and IaC scanning
- Evidence Collection: Automated evidence gathering with cryptographic signing
- Audit Compliance: Complete audit trails for regulatory and enterprise requirements
- CI/CD Integration: Policies automatically enforced during promotion workflows
- Real-time Evaluation: Policy compliance evaluated in real-time during deployments
- Blocking & Warning Modes: Configurable enforcement levels for different environments
- Compliance Reporting: Comprehensive dashboards and audit reporting
📋 Learn More: Explore the complete Governance Framework in our architecture documentation.
Choose your path based on your needs:
- 🚀 Quick Start: Follow the Getting Started Guide for rapid deployment
- 🏗️ Deep Dive: Explore the Platform Architecture Overview for detailed system understanding
- 🎮 Demo: Run through the Demo Runbook for hands-on experience
BookVerse consists of seven integrated components that work together to deliver a complete microservices ecosystem, each showcasing different CI/CD patterns and deployment strategies:
- Real-time inventory tracking and availability management
- RESTful API for catalog operations and stock queries
- SQLite database with comprehensive book metadata
- Automated stock level monitoring and alerts
Build Pattern: Single-container application - demonstrates basic containerized service deployment with minimal complexity
- Machine learning recommendation engine with configurable algorithms
- Real-time recommendation generation (sub-200ms response times)
- Scalable worker architecture for background processing
- Configurable recommendation models and scoring factors
Build Pattern: Multi-container orchestration - showcases complex service deployment with multiple Docker images, worker processes, and supporting artifacts
- Complete order lifecycle management from cart to fulfillment
- Integrated payment processing with mock and real payment gateways
- Order state tracking and inventory coordination
- Event-driven architecture with order notifications
Build Pattern: Service with dependencies - demonstrates deployment coordination with external services and database migrations
- Single-page application built with vanilla JavaScript
- Responsive design with mobile-first approach
- Real-time integration with all backend services
- Client-side routing and state management
Build Pattern: Static asset deployment - showcases frontend build pipelines with asset optimization and CDN distribution
- Cross-service integration testing as a unified platform
- End-to-end validation of service interactions
- Platform-wide health verification and monitoring
- Component compatibility and version validation
Build Pattern: Aggregation service - demonstrates platform-level testing patterns that validate multiple services working together
- Core business logic shared across services (bookverse-core)
- DevOps automation and deployment scripts (bookverse-devops)
- Common utilities and configuration management
- Evidence collection and compliance frameworks
Build Pattern: Multi-artifact library publishing - showcases shared library management with separate core and DevOps build pipelines
- Production-ready Helm charts for all services
- Environment-specific configuration management
- GitOps deployment workflows with ArgoCD integration
- Automated scaling and resource management
Build Pattern: Infrastructure as Code - demonstrates versioned deployment artifacts and environment promotion strategies
- Automated JFrog Platform provisioning and configuration
- GitHub repository creation and CI/CD setup
- OIDC integration and security configuration
- Environment validation and health checking
Build Pattern: Setup automation - showcases demo environment provisioning and platform configuration (not part of the BookVerse application itself)
| Component | Purpose | Technology Stack | Deployment | Build Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inventory | Product catalog & inventory management | Python, FastAPI, SQLite | Container + K8s | Single-container |
| Recommendations | AI-powered recommendation engine | Python, scikit-learn, FastAPI | Container + K8s | Multi-container |
| Checkout | Order processing & payments | Python, FastAPI, PostgreSQL | Container + K8s | Service dependencies |
| Web App | Frontend user interface | Vanilla JS, Vite, HTML5 | Static + CDN | Static assets |
| Platform | Integration testing & validation | Python, FastAPI | Container + K8s | Aggregation service |
| Infrastructure | Shared libraries & DevOps tooling | Python, Shell | Multi-artifact | Library publishing |
| Helm Charts | K8s deployment automation | Helm 3, YAML | GitOps | Infrastructure as Code |
| Demo Orchestration | Platform setup automation | Python, Shell, GitHub Actions | Automation | Setup automation |
- Reference architecture for microservices transformation
- Secure CI/CD pipeline implementation
- Container orchestration and deployment automation
- DevSecOps practices and compliance automation
- Complete GitOps workflow implementation
- Multi-environment deployment strategies
- Infrastructure as Code patterns
- Monitoring and observability setup
- Software supply chain security implementation
- Zero-trust CI/CD pipeline design
- Vulnerability management workflows
- Compliance and audit trail automation
- Microservices architecture patterns
- Service mesh and API gateway configuration
- Cross-service communication strategies
- Platform engineering best practices
- 📖 Getting Started - Complete setup and deployment instructions
- 🏗️ Platform Architecture Overview - System design and component relationships
- 🎮 Demo Runbook - Step-by-step demo execution guide
- ⚙️ Repository Architecture - Code organization and structure
- 🔄 CI/CD Deployment - Pipeline configuration and automation
- 🔐 OIDC Authentication - Zero-trust authentication setup
- 🏗️ Setup Automation - Platform provisioning and configuration
- 📈 Evidence Collection - Compliance and audit trail automation
- 🚀 GitOps Deployment - Continuous deployment workflows
- 🔗 JFrog Integration - Artifact management and security
- 🔄 Promotion Workflows - Multi-stage deployment strategies
- 🔑 Evidence Key Deployment - Cryptographic key management
- 🔧 JFrog Platform Switch - Platform migration procedures
- Zero-Trust Security: OIDC authentication, cryptographic evidence, SBOM generation, and vulnerability scanning
- Advanced CI/CD: Multi-stage promotion, intelligent filtering, and comprehensive audit trails
- Cloud-Native: Container-first deployment with Kubernetes and GitOps integration
- Enterprise Ready: Scalable architecture with monitoring, automated testing, and multi-environment support
BookVerse provides everything you need to implement enterprise-grade microservices with secure, automated software delivery.
Choose your next step:
- New to BookVerse? Start with the Getting Started Guide
- Want to understand the architecture? Read the Platform Architecture Overview
- Ready to run a demo? Follow the Demo Runbook
For additional support and documentation, explore the comprehensive guides above or visit the individual service repositories.
Note: Individual service documentation is available in each service repository: