
Anelize Callegaretti developed an automated continuous integration workflow for the Cart Service health endpoint in the fatec-20245/fatec-5sem repository. She designed a GitHub Actions pipeline using Bash and YAML that checks out the codebase, sets up the Node.js environment, installs dependencies, and launches the application in the background. The workflow waits for the server to become ready, then validates the GET /cart/health endpoint returns HTTP 200, failing the build if the check does not pass. This approach improved deployment reliability and reduced manual QA effort by enabling earlier regression detection and faster feedback cycles through automated health checks.
Month 2024-11 — Concise monthly summary for fatec-20245/fatec-5sem. Delivered automated CI for Cart Service health endpoint, improving release confidence and reducing manual QA effort. No major bugs fixed this month; focus was on building test infrastructure and CI reliability. Impact includes faster feedback loops, earlier regression detection, and more robust deployment pipelines for the cart service. Technologies/skills demonstrated include GitHub Actions, Node.js, CI/CD scripting, and health-endpoint validation.
Month 2024-11 — Concise monthly summary for fatec-20245/fatec-5sem. Delivered automated CI for Cart Service health endpoint, improving release confidence and reducing manual QA effort. No major bugs fixed this month; focus was on building test infrastructure and CI reliability. Impact includes faster feedback loops, earlier regression detection, and more robust deployment pipelines for the cart service. Technologies/skills demonstrated include GitHub Actions, Node.js, CI/CD scripting, and health-endpoint validation.

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