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Travel Planner Spring Boot Microservices Project - SRS

1. Introduction

This document outlines the Software Requirements Specification (SRS) for the
Travel Planner Spring Boot Microservices project. The project aims to provide
travelers with a seamless platform for planning, organizing, and managing their
travel itineraries. Leveraging a microservices architecture will facilitate scalability,
maintainability, and the independent development of distinct functionalities.

2. System Overview

The Travel Planner application comprises interconnected microservices utilizing a


shared database for consistent data access across services. The architecture
emphasizes modularity, enabling efficient development and deployment of individual
services.

3. Functional Requirements

3.1 User Management:

● User Registration and Authentication: Users can register with email/username


and password. Authentication is required to access personalized features.
● Profile Management: Users can update personal details, including profile
pictures, contact information, and travel preferences.
● Social Authentication: Allow users to register/login using social media accounts
for a streamlined experience.

3.2 Trip Planning:


● Itinerary Creation: Users can create travel itineraries by specifying destinations,
dates, and activities.
● Travel Recommendations: Provide personalized travel suggestions based on user
preferences, history, and location.
● Collaborative Planning: Allow users to invite friends to collaborate on trip
planning and share itineraries.

3.3 Travel Information:

● Real-time Updates: Display live updates on flight statuses, weather forecasts,


local events, and travel advisories.
● Interactive Maps: Incorporate interactive maps for users to visualize trip routes,
landmarks, and points of interest.
● Integration with External APIs: Utilize APIs for accessing third-party travel-related
information and services.

3.4 Booking and Payment:

● Service Integration: Integrate with external service providers (flight,


accommodation, activities) for real-time booking.
● Payment Gateway: Facilitate secure payments for bookings within the
application, supporting various payment methods.

3.5 Notifications and Alerts:

● Personalized Alerts: Send notifications for flight updates, itinerary changes, or


last-minute offers.
● Customizable Alerts: Allow users to set preferences for notification types,
frequencies, and preferred channels.

4. Non-Functional Requirements
● Performance: Ensure responsive UI and fast API responses, maintaining high
performance even during peak loads.
● Scalability: Design microservices for horizontal scalability, enabling the system to
handle increased user base and transaction volumes.
● Security: Implement robust security measures, including encryption, secure
authentication, and compliance with data protection regulations.
● Availability: Aim for high availability with minimal downtime, using load balancers
and fault-tolerant architectures.
● Usability: Prioritize intuitive user interfaces, accessible design, and compatibility
across devices and browsers.

5. System Architecture

The Travel Planner application will follow a microservices-based architecture,


comprising various independent services:

● User Service: Manages user authentication, registration, and profile information.


● Trip Service: Handles itinerary creation, recommendations, and collaborative
planning.
● Booking Service: Interacts with external APIs for real-time bookings and
payments.
● Notification Service: Sends personalized notifications and alerts to users.

These services will communicate through RESTful APIs, following the principles of
loose coupling and high cohesion.

6. Technologies and Tools

The development of the Travel Planner Spring Boot Microservices project will leverage:

● Programming Languages: Java, Spring Boot


● Database: PostgreSQL, for data persistence and efficient retrieval
● API Gateway: Spring Cloud Gateway for API routing and management
● Messaging Queue: RabbitMQ for inter-service communication
● Container Orchestration: Kubernetes for managing and scaling containerized
services
● Cloud Platform: Amazon Web Services (AWS) for hosting, scalability, and
reliability

7. Project Schedule and Milestones

Milestone Description Estimated


Completion

Design Phase Define architecture, data models, Week 1


and API contracts.

Development Build core services: user Week 2


Phase management, trip planning,
booking, notifications.

Integration and Integrate external APIs, conduct Week 3


Testing unit, integration, and user
acceptance testing.

Refinement Refine UI/UX based on feedback, Week 4


and deploy application to AWS using
Deployment Kubernetes.

8. Risks and Challenges

● Microservices coordination: Implement robust APIs and communication


protocols for seamless interaction.
● External service dependencies: Partner with reliable third-party APIs and
implement contingency plans for outages.
● Security concerns: Implement secure authentication, data encryption, and
compliance with data protection regulations.
● Scalability and performance: Design microservices for horizontal scaling and
optimize for high performance under load.

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