Roboshop Deployment using Shell Scripting

This repository demonstrates the deployment of the Roboshop microservices application using Shell scripting.

The project focuses on automating application setup and configuration on a Linux server using Bash scripts, forming the foundation for advanced DevOps tools like Ansible and Terraform.

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Project Overview

Roboshop is a microservices-based e-commerce application consisting of multiple services such as:

• Web (Frontend)
• Catalogue
• User
• Cart
• Shipping
• Payment
• Dispatch

Each service is installed and configured using individual shell scripts or a combined automation script.

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Tech Stack

• Linux
• Bash (Shell Scripting)
• Git & GitHub

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Architecture

• All services can be deployed on a single server or multiple servers

• Backend services connect to databases like:

  • MongoDB
  • MySQL
  • Redis
  • RabbitMQ

• Nginx is used as a frontend web server

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Key Features

• Automated service setup using shell scripts
• Modular scripts for each microservice
• Easy to understand and execute
• Foundation for configuration management tools

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Setup & Execution

Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/Jayani22/shell-roboshop.git
cd shell-roboshop

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Give Execute Permission

chmod +x *.sh

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Run Individual Service

./catalogue.sh

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Run Full Setup

./all.sh

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Example Script Snippet

#!/bin/bash

echo "Installing Nginx..."
sudo apt install nginx -y

echo "Starting Nginx..."
sudo systemctl enable nginx
sudo systemctl start nginx

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Learning Outcomes

Through this project, I gained hands-on experience in:

• Writing shell scripts for automation
• Installing and configuring services
• Understanding application dependencies
• Managing Linux-based deployments

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Future Enhancements

• Convert scripts into Ansible playbooks
• Integrate with Docker for containerization
• Automate infrastructure using Terraform
• Add logging and error handling

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Note

This project is part of my DevOps learning journey, focusing on understanding how real-world applications are deployed manually before moving to advanced automation tools.