Ability to log in and out times in to a Postgres database for timesheets.

Docker for Windows or Linux

Execute docker-compose up -d to run the application and postgres database as containers. A swagger page can be reached from http://localhost/swagger/

The docker-compose.yml file includes a number of environment variables to configure postgres and the application.

1. POSTGRES_USER - username to access the postgres server
2. POSTGRES_PASSWORD - password for the user
3. POSTGRES_DB - the initial name of the database. Please leave this as TimeLogger

The volume pgdata is mapped to the postgres container /var/lib/postgresql/data folder. The pgdata is a local volume. To inspect the volumes use command sudo docker volume ls and sudo docker volume inspect <volume name>. You can use the mountpoint location to make back ups of the data.

1. TZ - local timezone
2. TimeLogger_ConnectionString__PostgresServer - postgres server name
3. TimeLogger_ConnectionString__PostgresUser - username to access the postgres server
4. TimeLogger_ConnectionString__PostgresPassword - password for the user
5. TimeLogger_PublicHolidaySettings__ApiUrl - url to aus public holiday api
6. TimeLogger_PublicHolidaySettings__ResourceId - year id of public holiday
7. TimeLogger_PublicHolidaySettings__State - australian state filter

1. Implement Polly retry policies for added resiliency
2. Include an ELK stack in docker-compose to monitor the application
3. Nice to have: An added jenkins instance for CI/CD