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Slide 1: Introduction to LogiTrack
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Title: LogiTrack - Logistics Tracking System

Overview:
LogiTrack is a modern web application designed to streamline logistics operations and provide real-time shipment tracking. It serves as a unified platform bridging dispatch centers, delivery agents, and customers.

Core Objectives:
• Visibility: Transparent, real-time tracking for all shipments.
• Efficiency: Centralized operations to reduce manual overhead.
• Security: Authenticated access and secure data management.


Slide 2: Key Features
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What makes LogiTrack stand out?

• Real-time Tracking: Instantly search shipments by Tracking ID or Order ID.
• Robust Authentication: Secure user registration, email verification, and session management.
• Responsive Design: Clean, modern interface accessible across desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
• Profile Management: Users can seamlessly manage profiles and update credentials.
• Dockerized Backend: Easy, consistent deployment across any environment.


Slide 3: System Architecture
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How the system connects:

1. Client Side (Frontend)
   • react/html/css/js UI handling user interactions.
   • Interacts with the backend via REST APIs.

2. Server Side (Backend)
   • Node.js & Express server.
   • Handles routing, authentication middlewares, and business logic controllers.

3. Database (MongoDB)
   • NoSQL database for flexible data storage.
   • Uses Mongoose ORM for structured data models.


Slide 4: Technology Stack
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The tools powering LogiTrack:

• Frontend: HTML5, Vanilla CSS, Vanilla JavaScript.
• Backend: Node.js, Express.js, JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for Auth.
• Database: MongoDB, Mongoose ORM.
• DevOps & Deployment: Docker (Containerization), Jenkins (CI/CD Pipeline).


Slide 5: Data Models
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Core Database Entities:

• User:
  Stores authentication details (Username, Email, Password, Verification Status).

• Shipment:
  Tracks logistics data (Tracking ID, Order ID, Status, Origin, Destination, Current Location).

• Agent:
  Manages delivery personnel info (Name, Vehicle Type, Contact Number).

Relationships:
Users track Shipments; Agents deliver Shipments.


Slide 6: CI/CD & Deployment Workflow
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Automated integration and delivery process:

1. Code Commit: Developer pushes code to the main branch on GitHub.
2. CI Trigger: GitHub webhook triggers the Jenkins Pipeline.
3. Build & Test: Jenkins checks out code and runs build/test stages.
4. Registry Push: Jenkins builds the new Docker image and pushes it to the registry.
5. Deployment: The production server pulls the latest image and restarts the containers.

Result: Seamless, zero-downtime updates driven by Jenkins.