Architecture
RepoFlow Architecture
RepoFlow is designed to efficiently manage packages using a robust architecture composed of several key components. This section provides an overview of how these components interact.
Components
- Client: The front-end interface where users interact with RepoFlow.
- Server: The back-end server handling client requests and managing data.
- PostgreSQL: Used as the database for storing metadata and user information. Requires version 12 or higher.
- S3: Object storage for storing package files.
- Redis: Caching frequently accessed data to enhance performance (optional but recommended).
- Elasticsearch / OpenSearch: Indexing and searching packages (optional but recommended).
- Hasura: Adding GraphQL to the PostgreSQL database. Requires version 2.37.0 or higher.
Diagram
Summary
RepoFlow's architecture ensures efficient package management through the seamless interaction of its various components, providing a robust and scalable solution for users. While Redis and a search engine are optional, they are recommended for the best performance and experience.