fids

Overview

The FIDS (Flight Information Display System) project adopts a microservices architecture, comprising a collection of independently deployable services, each fulfilling specific functionalities within the system. The services auth-domain, browser-domain, flights-domain, screens-domain, subscription-domain, and gateway, work together to handle different tasks such as user authentication, displaying flight details, managing subscriptions, and connecting to other systems.

Objective

The main goal of the FIDS project is to create a system that can handle flight information and user interactions smoothly. With a microservices architecture, each part of the system can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently, making it easier to adapt to changing needs.

Key features

• Microservices setup: using microservices makes the FIDS system flexible and fast. Each service can be worked on and updated separately, which speeds up development and deployment.
• User-friendly design: services like browser-domain and screens-domain are designed with users in mind, providing interfaces tailored to different types of users. This makes the system easier and more pleasant to use.
• Flight info management: the flights-domain service handles all aspects of flight information, making sure data is accurate and up-to-date.
• Offline capability: the screens-domain service lets users access cached flight info even when they’re not connected to the internet, which is handy in places like airports where connections can be unreliable.
• Subscription management: the subscription-domain service makes it easy for users to manage their subscriptions and get notifications, which helps keep them engaged with the system.
• Secure API access: the gateway service acts as the central gateway for accessing the system’s services securely. It also makes sure that only authorized users can access the system, keeping everything safe.