1. High-Level Design Document
   • System Overview
   • Microservices Architecture
   • Communication Protocols
   • Data Storage
   • Scalability
   • Load Balancing
   • Caching
   • Monitoring and Logging
   • Asynchronous Processing
   • Scalable Frontend
   • CI/CD
2. Low-Level Design Document
   • Detailed Component Design

The server uptime monitoring tool is designed as a highly scalable, microservice-based application. It enables users to monitor server uptime, receive notifications in case of downtime, and manage server details.

1. User Management Microservice

   • Responsibilities: User authentication, authorization, and user-related functionalities.
   • Technology Stack: Bun.js, Express, MySql, JWT for authentication.

2. Server Management Microservice

   • Responsibilities: CRUD operations for servers.
   • Technology Stack: Bun.js, Express, MySql.

3. Uptime Monitoring Microservice

   • Responsibilities: Monitoring server uptime, sending alerts, updating status.
   • Technology Stack: Node.js, Express, InfluxDB.

4. Notification Microservice

   • Responsibilities: Handling notifications (email, SMS).
   • Technology Stack: Go, RabbitMQ for message queuing.

• HTTP/REST

• PostgreSQL for User and Server Management.
• InfluxDB for Uptime Data.

• Containerization with Docker.
• Orchestration with Kubernetes.

• Use of load balancers like Nginx.

• Redis for caching frequently accessed data.

• Prometheus for monitoring.
• ELK Stack for logging.

• RabbitMQ or Apache Kafka for message queuing.

• React.js.

• Jenkins.

1. User Management Microservice

   Database Schema

   • Users Table: id, username, password_hash, email, created_at.
   • Roles Table: id, role_name.
   • UserRoles Table: user_id, role_id.

   API Endpoints

   • /login: Authenticate users.
   • /register: Register new users.
   • /user: Fetch user details.

2. Server Management Microservice

   Database Schema

   • Servers Table: id, user_id, server_name, server_ip, created_at.

   API Endpoints

   • /server/add: Add new server.
   • /server/update: Update server details.
   • /server/delete: Delete server.

3. Uptime Monitoring Microservice

   Processing Logic

   • Periodic checks on server status.
   • Record uptime/downtime in InfluxDB.
   • Trigger alerts if server is down.

4. Notification Microservice

   Processing Logic

   • Listen to message queue for downtime alerts.
   • Send email/SMS notifications to users.

5. API Gateway

   Functionality

   • Request routing to appropriate microservices.
   • Authentication and authorization.

6. Frontend Application

   Features

   • User authentication.
   • Server management interface.
   • Uptime statistics and alerts display.

7. Security Considerations

   Implementation Details

   • JWT for secure authentication.
   • HTTPS for secure communication.

8. Monitoring and Logging

   Tools and Strategies

   • Prometheus for system metrics.
   • ELK Stack for aggregating and analyzing logs.