Spring Boot Microservices with MongoDB
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
The goal is to spin up a small suite of Spring Boot microservices that work together yet deploy independently. Each service will share a common MongoDB back-end and must collectively cover three core capabilities:
• User authentication – sign-up, login, JWT token handling
• Data processing – basic CRUD plus one sample business rule that I can extend later
• Third-party integration – call at least one external REST API, persist the response, and expose it back through our own endpoint
I’ll provide the hosting account and a fresh Mongo instance; you handle everything from project structure to runnable Docker images. Clean, idiomatic Java, layered architecture, and Swagger/OpenAPI docs are expected. Unit tests for the main logic and a short README showing how to build, run, and hit the endpoints will wrap things up.
If you’ve built similar Spring Boot microservices before, this should be straightforward. Let’s keep the communication tight and get a working first milestone quickly.
• User authentication – sign-up, login, JWT token handling
• Data processing – basic CRUD plus one sample business rule that I can extend later
• Third-party integration – call at least one external REST API, persist the response, and expose it back through our own endpoint
I’ll provide the hosting account and a fresh Mongo instance; you handle everything from project structure to runnable Docker images. Clean, idiomatic Java, layered architecture, and Swagger/OpenAPI docs are expected. Unit tests for the main logic and a short README showing how to build, run, and hit the endpoints will wrap things up.
If you’ve built similar Spring Boot microservices before, this should be straightforward. Let’s keep the communication tight and get a working first milestone quickly.