management

A backend management service with PostgreSQL and a cron scheduler should segregate entry points, business logic, storage interactions, and API handlers into distinct packages like cmd, api, service, and storage to ensure correct integration and clear data flow.

The best way to plan API handler changes is to consult an architecture reference mapping module responsibilities and integration points. This identifies touched packages and interfaces before implementation, ensuring changes align with the defined architecture.

The squash-bot management service acts as a central data hub exposing HTTP APIs. External clients like the Telegram bot and web services interact with these APIs, while the core service handles PostgreSQL storage, business logic, and cron scheduling.

Yes, you can use this architecture reference to guide cron scheduler job implementation. It enumerates entry points, package structures, and interfaces applicable during the planning and implementation of scheduler jobs and storage interactions.

A management service handling API requests and scheduled jobs requires packages for command execution (cmd/management), API routing (api), business logic (service), and database operations (storage) to maintain separation of concerns.

You need an architecture reference for backend service development before planning any API or service changes. It provides a comprehensive map of component interactions, data flow, and responsibilities, preventing inconsistent integration across modules.