System Context Diagram for Full-Stack FastAPI Template
This system context diagram provides a high-level overview of the full-stack application template. It illustrates how users and administrators interact with the system through a Traefik Proxy Architecture reverse proxy, which routes traffic to the Frontend Component Architecture frontend and FastAPI backend. The backend manages data persistence via a Database Schema and Table Definitions database and integrates with external services for email notifications and error tracking.
Key architectural features discovered:
- Traefik acts as the entry point, handling SSL termination via Let's Encrypt and routing requests based on hostnames (e.g.,
api.domainvsdashboard.domain). - The React Frontend is a single-page application served by Nginx, communicating with the backend via RESTful API calls.
- The FastAPI Backend implements the core business logic, using SQLModel for database interactions and JWT for authentication.
- External Integrations include an SMTP Email Service for transactional emails (password resets, etc.) and Sentry for real-time error monitoring.
- Adminer is provided as an internal tool for direct database management.
Key Architectural Findings:
- Traefik serves as the primary entry point, managing routing and automated SSL certificates via Let's Encrypt.
- The React frontend is served by Nginx and interacts with the FastAPI backend through a versioned API (/api/v1).
- PostgreSQL is the primary data store, with SQLModel providing the ORM layer in the backend.
- Transactional emails are handled via an external SMTP service, configured through environment variables.
- Sentry is integrated into the FastAPI application for production error tracking and performance monitoring.
- The system includes an Adminer container for database administration, accessible through the reverse proxy.
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