There are over 100,000 flights a day, with millions of people and cargo being transferred around the world. With so many people and different carrier/agency groups, it can be hard to track where a person might be. In order to determine the flight path of a person, we must sort through all of their flight records.
To create a simple microservice API that can help us understand and track how a particular person's flight path may be queried. The API should accept a request that includes a list of flights, which are defined by a source and destination airport code. These flights may not be listed in order and will need to be sorted to find the total flight paths starting and ending airports.
Only a non-circular list of flights record is considered valid
e.g. ABC-> CDA, CDA-> ABC
It's not considered valid because without knowing the start and the order of the flights this person have taken it can be in either airports at the end.
Assuming golang is installed, clone this repo and run the following command
go mod tidy
go run main.go
clone this repo and enter the repo and run the following commands, depending on your system privileges on the host machine it may require to insert your credentials if you have access to sudo privileges or be restricted.
The second command will assign 4 cpu to the docker container and 50MB of ram
docker build -t appvf:1.0 .
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -it --cpus="4" --memory=50m appvf:1.0
POST /calculate
Body JSON Request
[[string string]]
Body JSON Response
[string string]
eg.
[["IND", "EWR"], ["SFO", "ATL"], ["GSO", "IND"], ["ATL", "GSO"]] => ["SFO", "EWR"]
Depending on the scale and scenario the following topic are ideal for future development