ADR-001 |
Using Java with springboot |
Skyfox Ops team is familiar with the stack. It is also relatively easy to find talent in the stack |
There is a learning curve for new developers |
Accepted |
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ADR-002 |
Using separate repository for front-end and backend |
Skyfox project backend code built using Spring boot which is different from front-end (React), so having different repo for separate the concerns |
We will maintain two repos |
Accepted |
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ADR-003 |
Use Intellij IDE for backend development |
Have consistent among the developers so that it will help in pairing. IntelliJ is one of best IDE for Java development |
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Accepted |
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ADR-004 |
Use of gitlab |
We want to use GitLab as central repo to maintain the code remotely, Git Lab provides free pipeline minutes |
What if we ran out of free pipeline minutes? |
Deprecated |
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ADR-005 |
Use of AWS code commit |
We do not want to manage AWS keys in Gitlab, we are exposing admin credentials within Gitlab |
We need authenticate developers using OKTA |
Superseded |
ADR-004 |
ADR-006 |
Use saml2aws authentication |
To authenticate developers using ThoughtWorks credentials |
Everyone who wants to access the code commit repo needs to configure before login |
Accepted |
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ADR-007 |
INFRA: Use of Docker containers |
Easy shipping of skyfox across different environments, Inculcate new learnings. |
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Accepted |
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ADR-008 |
INFRA: Setup budget actions |
Limiting the expenditure on AWS-Neev account |
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Accepted |
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ADR-009 |
INFRA: AWS-Nuke |
Limiting the expenditure on AWS-Neev account |
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Accepted |
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ADR-010 |
INFRA: Limit access to specific IPs by using VPN |
Restrict the users to access the environments, need to connect to TW VPN whoever wants to access the environments |
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Accepted |
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ADR-010 |
Use colima to run docker containers |
Since Docker desktop is licensed now, colima can be used to provision container runtime to run co |
All docker commands can be used as is. Hence the users will not see any change. |
Accepted |
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