Overview
This guide covers the complete process of integrating your business as a vendor in the boop network, from development to production deployment.Architecture Overview
Phase 1: Development Setup
1.1 Environment Preparation
1
Install Dependencies
2
Configure Development Environment
Create
.env file for your vendor service:3
Start Local boop Services
1.2 Vendor Backend Implementation
Create your vendor backend that handles authentication requests:Phase 2: Integration Testing
2.1 Test with Mock Services
Use the mock PVS web interface for comprehensive testing:- Register test users
- Simulate authentication scenarios
- Test error handling
- Verify attribute retrieval
2.2 Automated Testing
Create integration tests for your vendor implementation:test.js
Phase 3: Security Implementation
3.1 Authentication & Authorization
Implement proper authentication:3.2 Data Protection
Implement encryption for sensitive data:Phase 4: Production Deployment
4.1 Infrastructure Setup
- AWS
- Kubernetes
- Docker Compose
4.2 Monitoring & Observability
Implement comprehensive monitoring:Phase 5: Going Live
5.1 Pre-Launch Checklist
- Technical
- Business
- Operations
- All integration tests passing
- Security audit completed
- Load testing performed
- Monitoring configured
- Backup strategy implemented
- Incident response plan documented
- SSL certificates configured
- Rate limiting implemented
- Error handling comprehensive
- Logging properly configured
5.2 Launch Process
1
Soft Launch
Start with a limited rollout:
- Enable for 10% of locations/users
- Monitor metrics closely
- Gather feedback
- Fix any issues
2
Gradual Rollout
Increase coverage:
- 25% → 50% → 100%
- Monitor at each stage
- Ensure support team is ready
3
Full Production
Complete deployment:
- All locations/users enabled
- Marketing campaign launch
- Continue monitoring
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