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DevOps Handover Checklist

Project Ready for Deployment

Code Quality

  • Backend builds successfully (mvn clean install)
  • Frontend builds successfully (npm run build)
  • Application runs locally on both ports
  • No compilation errors
  • All dependencies listed in pom.xml and package.json

Documentation

  • README.md - Complete project documentation
  • DEPLOYMENT.md - DevOps deployment guide
  • .env.example - Environment variables template
  • .gitignore - Properly configured to exclude secrets

Security

  • No hardcoded passwords in git
  • Environment variables documented
  • Secrets excluded from version control
  • CORS configuration ready for production
  • JWT authentication implemented

Build Artifacts

Backend:  target/summitwealthbank-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
Frontend: summit-frontend/dist/

Quick Start for DevOps

1. Review Documentation

  • Read README.md for project overview
  • Read DEPLOYMENT.md for deployment instructions
  • Check .env.example for required environment variables

2. Verify Builds Locally

# Backend
mvn clean install

# Frontend
cd summit-frontend && npm install && npm run build

3. Set Environment Variables

Use .env.example as template for production values.

Critical Variables:

  • JWT_SECRET - Generate with: openssl rand -base64 64
  • DB_URL - PostgreSQL connection string
  • VITE_API_URL - Frontend API endpoint

4. Database Setup

  • PostgreSQL 15+
  • Tables auto-created on first run
  • 50 stocks auto-populated

5. Deploy

Your choice of:

  • Docker + Kubernetes
  • VM deployment
  • Cloud platform (AWS, GCP, Azure)

Default Credentials

Admin Login:
Email: admin@summit.com
Password: admin123

 CHANGE IN PRODUCTION!

Health Checks

  • Backend: GET /actuator/health
  • Expected: {"status":"UP"}

Ports

  • Backend: 8080
  • Frontend: 3000 (dev) or 80 (prod)
  • Database: 5432

Support Contacts


Ready to deploy! All checks passed

The application is production-ready. DevOps can proceed with Docker containerization, CI/CD pipeline setup, and cloud deployment.