Taskly is a scalable and cloud-native To-Do application built with TypeScript, Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, and Kubernetes. The application follows a microservices architecture and leverages AWS SQS, SNS, Docker, and Skaffold for streamlined development and deployment.

Backend: Node.js, TypeScript, Express

Database: PostgreSQL (Managed with Sequelize ORM)

Microservices Architecture: Docker, Kubernetes, Skaffold

Messaging & Event-Driven Design: AWS SNS & SQS

Authentication & Security: JWT, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Testing: Jest, Supertest

CI/CD: Skaffold for local development workflow

Security: Kubernetes Secrets & ConfigMaps for sensitive data

Taskly follows a distributed microservices architecture, ensuring scalability and maintainability. Key services include:

User Service: Handles authentication, user creation, and management.

To-Do Service: Manages tasks, CRUD operations, and priority levels.

Notification Service: Processes SQS messages and sends email or SMS notifications.

Event Bus: Uses AWS SNS/SQS to facilitate event-driven communication between services.

Taskly is designed to be deployed on Kubernetes with CI/CD automation. Steps include:

Building and pushing Docker images.

Applying Kubernetes manifests.

Configuring AWS SQS/SNS.

Taskly is a fully containerized and scalable microservices-based application demonstrating backend development, AWS integration, Kubernetes orchestration, and event-driven architecture. The AWS ECS configurations serve as an example of deploying cloud-native applications but are not required for this portfolio project.