Connecting the app to an in-memory MongoDB: Building a microservices-based NodeJS and React app
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Hello everyone!
In this video, we connect our application to an in-memory instance of MongoDB. This allows us to run our app locally to test some email-related functionalities with Postman and NodemailerApp. We will definitely change this implementation later on once we setup Kubernetes in our project, but for now this will help us interact with our app outside the jest test environment.
GitHub repo for the project: https://github.com/lauromueller/unsoc...
Git commit for this video: https://github.com/lauromueller/unsoc...
This video is part of a series where we are developing a microservices-based social media application with the main focus on learning the microservices pattern. We are using NodeJS for our backend services, and React for our frontend client.
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