Cancer Research Project on AWS

Overview

This repository contains the code and resources for a cancer research project hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The project utilizes EC2 instances to process and analyze cancer research data, which is managed through a controller and API with SQL database integration.

Project Structure

• EC2 Instances: The project utilizes EC2 instances for scalable computing power to process and analyze cancer research data.
• Controller and API: The controller and API are used to manage and interact with the data stored in the SQL database.
• SQL Database: SQL database stores the cancer research data and allows for efficient retrieval and manipulation of the data.

Usage

To access and utilize the cancer research project on AWS, follow these steps:

1. Access EC2 Instances: AWS EC2 instances in order to
2. Controller and API: Utilize the provided controller and API endpoints to interact with the cancer research data stored in the SQL database.

Spring Portfolio Starter

• Runtime link: https://spring.nighthawkcodingsociety.com/
• JWT Login: https://nighthawkcoders.github.io/APCSA/data/login
• Jokes endpoint: https://spring.nighthawkcodingsociety.com/api/jokes/

Visual thoughts

• Starter code should be fun and practical
• Organize with Bootstrap menu
• Add some color and fun through VANTA Visuals (birds, halo, solar, net)
• Show some practical and fun links (hrefs) like Twitter, Git, Youtube
• Show student project specific links (hrefs) per page
• Show student About me pages

Getting started

• Clone project and open in VSCode
• Verify Project Structure to use a good Java JDK (adoptopenjdk:17)
• Play or entry point is Main.java, look for Run option in code. This eanbles Spring to load
• Java source (src/main/java/...) has Java files. Find "controllers" path, these files enable HTTP route and HTML file relationship.
• HTML source (src/main/resources/...) had templates and supporting files. Find index.html as this file is launched by defaul in Spring. Other HTML files are loaded by building an "@Controller"

IDE management

• A ".gitignore" can teach a Developer a lot about Java runtime. A target directory is created when you press play button, byte code is generated and files are moved into this location.
• "pom.xml" file can teach you a lot about Java dependencies. This is similar to "requirements.txt" file in Python. It manages packages and dependencies.