ecommerce-infra-template

A reproducible Dev/Prod infrastructure template showcasing my approach to building small, reliable, multi-service systems.

This project focuses on architecture, orchestration and DevOps practices — not on business logic.

It represents the choices I’m learning to make when designing container-based environments that must be clear, maintainable, and consistent across development and production.

This README provides a compact overview — the documentation will go deeper into the engineering details.

Purpose

The goal of this repository is to provide a reliable and consistent foundation for multi-service e-commerce projects by focusing on:

Environment consistency (Dev → Prod)

Same architecture, same images, predictable behavior. Development supports granular rebuilds; production ensures safe, persistent restarts.

Idempotent service initialization

PostgreSQL, MinIO, and Odoo initialize only when needed, making the system stable even after repeated rebuilds or unexpected interruptions.

Clear network and responsibility boundaries

Each component (frontend, backend, admin/Odoo, Postgres, MinIO, observability stack) lives in its own dedicated network with explicitly defined access paths.

Modularity & extendability

The stack is intentionally simple but ready to grow:

• Odoo Community as an ERP-style back-office
• Symfony API backend
• SvelteKit storefront
• PostgreSQL (truth/mirror)
• MinIO S3 file storage

What this project demonstrates

This repository reflects my ability to:

• design multi-service infra with containerized boundaries
• structure Dev/Prod architectures with minimal drift
• manage idempotent and restart-safe initialization flows
• configure isolated networks for controlled communication
• handle credentials and storage endpoints consistently across services
• automate workflows through Makefile-driven commands
• integrate observability where useful (and skip it where not needed)
• keep the system understandable, explicit, and maintainable

The goal is not to show a large platform, but a thoughtful, reproducible infrastructure with real DevOps constraints in mind.

Documentation

If you’d like to dive deeper, the full technical documentation covers:

• architecture diagrams
• service-by-service breakdown
• configuration strategies
• deployment patterns
• improvements and next steps