🔁 Functionalities Flow: .
NET Core + AWS + PostgreSQL + Angular
App
🔹 1. User Registration Flow
[User fills signup form in Angular UI]
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[Angular sends POST /api/users/register to .NET Core API]
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[.NET Core validates input, encrypts password, saves to PostgreSQL]
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[Optional: Send welcome email using Amazon SNS]
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[Returns success response to frontend]
🔹 2. User Login + JWT Authentication
[User enters email/password on Angular UI]
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[Angular sends POST /api/auth/login to API]
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[API validates credentials and generates JWT]
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[JWT sent back to frontend and stored in localStorage]
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[JWT attached to Authorization header in future API calls]
🔹 3. Profile Picture Upload to S3
[User selects file in Angular form]
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[Angular sends file via POST /api/users/upload]
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[API uses AWS SDK to upload file to Amazon S3]
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[S3 returns URL → save to user's record in PostgreSQL]
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[API returns success + image URL to Angular]
🔹 4. Data Display (e.g., User List)
[Angular component loads → calls GET /api/users]
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[.NET Core fetches data from PostgreSQL using EF Core]
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[Returns JSON array to Angular]
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[Angular renders table/grid with user data]
🔹 5. Background Processing with SQS + Lambda
[.NET Core sends message to SQS queue after data insert]
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[AWS Lambda subscribed to SQS reads message]
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[Lambda performs async processing (e.g., send SMS, cleanup, logging)]
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[Logs written to CloudWatch]
🔹 6. Error Logging and Monitoring
[All errors in .NET Core are logged via Serilog → CloudWatch]
[Angular can show user-friendly toast messages based on API responses]
[Use CloudWatch Alarms or SNS to alert critical issues]
🔹 7. Security Flow
[Use HTTPS for frontend-backend communication]
[Store JWT securely in frontend (localStorage with expiration check)]
[Use AWS IAM roles to restrict access to S3, RDS]
[Use PostgreSQL with least-privilege DB users]
[Enable CORS properly in Web API]
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🔹 8. Deployment Flow
[Angular build → S3 static hosting → CloudFront CDN]
[.NET Core build → deploy to Lambda or ECS Fargate]
[PostgreSQL setup → RDS with backups + monitoring]
[Secrets → stored in AWS Secrets Manager → read during runtime]
This flow can be tailored to any full-stack app with real-world features like registration, file uploads, auth,
async jobs, and cloud deployment. Let me know if you'd like visual diagrams or process templates.