This project, “Development of an Uber Clone Backend using Java Spring Boot”, is a backend system built to replicate core functionalities of ride-hailing applications like Uber. The primary goal is to design and implement a robust backend architecture that supports secure authentication, fare calculation, wallet-based payments, and ride management.
This project was developed as part of my BCA final year major project at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham.
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User Authentication & Authorization
- Implemented secure login and registration using JWT (JSON Web Token) and Spring Security.
- Public access to
/auth/**routes while securing other endpoints.
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Ride Management
- APIs for creating, assigning, and completing rides.
- Distance and fare calculation integrated with OSRM (Open Source Routing Machine) API.
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Dynamic Fare Calculation
- Different fare strategies based on distance and time.
- Automatically calculates the total ride fare.
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Wallet System
- Automatic deduction from the user’s wallet upon ride completion.
- Real-time balance updates and transaction history.
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Testing & Validation
- JUnit and Postman used for unit and API testing.
- Maven used for build and dependency management.
Watch the project in action here:
You can view or download the final project report here:
Final Project Report (Word Document)
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Backend Framework | Spring Boot (Java 17, Corretto) |
| Security | Spring Security, JWT |
| Database | AWS RDS (PostgreSQL with PostGIS extension) |
| Deployment & Scaling | AWS Elastic Beanstalk |
| CI/CD | AWS CodePipeline |
| Build Tool | Maven |
| API Testing | Postman |
| Others | OSRM API |
- Develop a frontend for the system.
- Integrate OAuth2 for secure third-party authentication.
Atul Pal
LinkedIn: atulpal2200
This project was previously deployed for demonstration purposes but is not deployed currently due to cost considerations (AWS usage).
It is intended for academic and learning purposes only.