PA #4

Purpose

        To demonstrate the skills of developing HTTP server and its deploy in Docker container

    Requirements

    • Branch out from branchAutoTest and create branch named branchHTTPserver. Implement an HTTP server that handles GET request. Reuse your class for calculating trigonometric function from PA#3 as a payload. Prepare an array of values calculated by your function and sort this array in ascending manner. Return elapsed time in body response. The number of array elements / number of sorting cycles should result in calculation time taking approximately 10 seconds on your CPU. Update the unit test to check that calculation time is within 5 to 20 seconds.
    • Prepare a Dockerfile that includes and launches your HTTP server.
    • Register an account at docker hub. Push your image to docker hub.

    Presentation

    • Submit a link to github repo and a string to pull your docker image from docker hub through this form.

    Assessment

    8 points maximum 




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