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About This Project

Fakestore is a fictional e-commerce platform built as a personal laboratory. The goal is to design and build a realistic, production-grade distributed system from scratch — end to end, without shortcuts — while using it as a test bed for AI-assisted development workflows.

The purpose of this project is to demonstrate end-to-end system design and integration, not to deliver a polished feature set. Some services are further along than others, and several features are incomplete — that is intentional. What matters here is that the pieces connect: the services communicate, authentication flows through the stack, events move over Kafka, and the whole thing runs in production over HTTPS.

Services are intentionally written in different languages and frameworks to stay sharp across the stack and evaluate technologies outside my daily work. More details and all source code are available on GitHub:

github.com/fake-store →

Services

Service Stack Role
website Kotlin / Spring Boot / Thymeleaf Server-rendered frontend; only externally exposed service
users Kotlin / Spring Boot Registration, authentication, JWT issuance
payments Kotlin / Spring Boot Payment method management and order payment processing
orders Java / Spring Boot Order intake and payment request dispatch via Kafka
shipping C# / .NET 8 Address management, shipment label generation, tracking
notifications Rust Consumes shipped events, delivers customer notifications
catalog TypeScript / Node.js / Express Product catalog — search, browse, and manage products

What's Done

Known Missing / In Progress