Read Me First

Pollinate Prime service demonstrates and calculates the list of prime number that are present between the number provided. It takes a number as a request URL path variable and calculates the prime number present from 1 to input number.

Getting Started

You can clone this public repo by using git clone.

System Requirement

• Maven
• JDK 11 or above
• Docker
• Git

Running the application.

• After cloning please move to Pollinate folder.
• Run mvn clean install to install the maven dependencies
• Run mvn spring-boot:run to run the application.
• The service would be running by default at port 8080.
• Url to test - it only supports GET method. localhost:8080/primes/10

Running via docker image.

• A docker image has been published publically to dockerhub.
• you need a local docker daemon running and then pull the image
• Use command: docker pull ateev99/primes:production
• Once image is pulled then you can run a container using docker container run -it -d --name primesrvscntr -p 8080:8080 ateev99/primes:production
• Application would be up and running on localhost:8080/primes/10

Using postman collection

• Postman collection 'Pollinate Prime.postman_collection.json' has been kept in Pollinate folder which can be imported via Postman to run and test the service.
• A request with name Get Primes has been added to this collection. It has two requests: 1. Get Primes - JSON 2. Get Primes - XML.

Logs

• application logs can be accessed inside applicationLogs folder. File name primeslogs has been created.