We aim to develop a composite application utilizing Docker and docker-compose, which comprises two services: your Django REST Framework endpoint and an Elasticsearch service. The Django REST Framework endpoint should include minimum two features:
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Authentication Mechanism: We are looking for an authentication method similar to JWT. For instance, if there is a user with the username "octoAdmin," we would add an Authorization header as "Octoxlabs base64(octoAdmin)". This token should uniquely identify the user "octoAdmin".
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Endpoint: Consider having data structured as an array like [{"Hostname": "octoxlabs01", "Ip": ["0.0.0.0"]}] stored in the Elasticsearch service. We expect to query your endpoint with "Hostname = octoxlabs*" and have this query translated into the JSON format for Elasticsearch. Please avoid using query_string in Elasticsearch, if possible. The scenario involves the endpoint converting the "Hostname = octoxlabs*" query into an Elasticsearch-compatible format, querying Elasticsearch, and then returning the data in the response.
POST /search { "query": "Hostname = octoxlabs*" }Hint: Elasticsearch indices have mappings, and their fields have properties like "keyword." For example, if you create an index in Elasticsearch named "octoxlabsdata," you can access its mapping with "GET /octoxlabsdata/_mapping".
Advantages of completing this case study include:
- Implementing unit tests.
- Implementing code quality tools.
- A management command that interacts with your endpoint.
Please submit your code via a GitHub link or as a zip file attachment in your response. Mail subject is this filename.
ahmet[dot]kotan[at]octoxlabs[dot]com / Co-Founder and CTO @ Octoxlabs
Good luck!