At Moneyhub we use microservices to partition and separate the concerns of the codebase. In this exercise we have given you an example admin service and some accompanying services to work with. In this case the admin service backs a front end admin tool allowing non-technical staff to interact with data.

A request for a new admin feature has been received

• An admin is able to generate a csv formatted report showing the values of all user holdings
  • The report should be sent to the /export route of the investments service
  • The investments service expects the report to be sent as csv text
  • The csv should contain a row for each holding matching the following headers |User|First Name|Last Name|Date|Holding|Value|
  • The holding should be the name of the holding account given by the financial-companies service
  • The holding value can be calculated by investmentTotal * investmentPercentage
• Ensure use of up to date packages and libraries (the service is known to use deprecated packages)
• Make effective use of git

We prefer:

• Functional code
• Ramda.js (this is not a requirement but feel free to investigate)
• Unit testing

All of you work should take place inside the admin microservice

For the purposes of this task we would assume there are sufficient security middleware, permissions access and PII safe protocols, you do not need to add additional security measures as part of this exercise.

You are free to use any packages that would help with this task

We're interested in how you break down the work and build your solution in a clean, reusable and testable manner rather than seeing a perfect example, try to only spend around 1-2 hours working on it

Relating to the task we'd also like you to write some answers to the following questions;

1. How might you make this service more secure?
2. How would you make this solution scale to millions of records?
3. What else would you have liked to improve given more time?

Please clone this service and push it to your own github (or other) public repository

On completion email a link to your repository to your contact at Moneyhub and ensure it is publicly accessible.

To develop against all the services each one will need to be started in each service run

npm start
or
npm run develop

The develop command will run nodemon allowing you to make changes without restarting

The services will try to use ports 8081, 8082 and 8083

Use Postman or any API tool of you choice to trigger your endpoints (this is how we will test your new route). Please add your new routes to the readme

We have provided a series of routes

Investments - localhost:8081

• /investments get all investments
• /investments/:id get an investment record by id
• /investments/export expects a csv formatted text input as the body

Financial Companies - localhost:8082

• /companies get all companies details
• /companies/:id get company by id

Admin - localhost:8083

• /investments/:id get an investment record by id