Week 10: GuardScript - System Integration, Testing, and Backend Stabilization

1. Objectives

  • Stabilize the backend after the AWS migration stage.
  • Test end-to-end integration between frontend and backend.
  • Further standardize APIs, responses, and deployment configuration to reduce demo-time issues.

2. Weekly Tasks Breakdown

DayMain TaskDetailsStatus
MonMain Flow Testing- Verified registration, login, workspace creation, project handling, file operations, and license-related flows.
- Recorded issues appearing after migration.		Completed
TueIntegration API Review- Reviewed APIs such as workspace details, project listing, execution summary, and user stats.
- Adjusted response structures for frontend compatibility on AWS.		Completed
WedIntegration Issue Fixing- Worked with the team to resolve frontend-backend issues on AWS.
- Checked routing, CORS, headers, and returned data shape.		Completed
ThuDeployment Flow Review- Rechecked Lambda Function URL, CloudFront rewrite behavior, S3 frontend hosting, and backend environment variables.
- Ensured the deployment flow matched the actual system setup.		Completed
FriTechnical Documentation Update- Supported updates to README and architecture descriptions.
- Aligned documentation with the deployed backend state.		Completed

3. Outcomes

  • The backend became more stable after migration at the system integration level.
  • Main APIs serving dashboard and workspace features became more reliable for frontend consumption.
  • The end-to-end deployment and testing flow became clearer ahead of the hardening and documentation phase.

4. Issues & Solutions

  • Issue: Some issues only appeared in the real AWS environment and were not obvious in the earlier local prototype.
  • Solution: Rechecked request/response flow, headers, and rewrite configuration across frontend and backend boundaries.

5. Next Steps

  • Shift focus to security hardening, access control, and system observability.
  • Tighten validation around loaders, licenses, rate limiting, and logging.