Cloud Infrastructure Management System Final Year Project with Source Code

• Secure admin login in this Final Year Project
• JWT-based admin authentication
• Admin overview dashboard
• View dashboard summary aggregates
• Manage tenant and operator accounts
• Invite tenant or admin accounts
• Update user identity details
• Manage user role
• Suspend tenant accounts
• Rotate user password
• Delete user accounts
• View migration portfolio linked to users
• Manage business requirements on behalf of tenant users
• Create tenant requirement packs
• Edit requirement details
• Archive or delete requirement records
• Manage cloud providers
• Add, edit, delete, and update provider records
• Upload provider logos
• Manage active/inactive provider status
• Manage cloud services
• Add, edit, delete, and update service records
• Manage service taxonomy such as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS
• Toggle cloud service lifecycle status
• Manage deployment models
• Add and update deployment model details
• Manage Public, Private, and Hybrid cloud model narratives
• Manage business-fit tags
• Manage business domains
• Add and update business domain pillars
• Manage use-case tags
• Manage migration requests
• View all tenant migration requests
• Update migration lifecycle status
• Assign cloud provider, deployment model, and cloud service
• Update progress percentage
• Add admin remarks
• Add artefact URL
• Delete migration requests
• Manage system assessments
• Create, edit, and delete assessment dossiers
• Link assessments to migration records where applicable
• Manage infrastructure synopsis and inventories

• Tenant user registration in this Final Year Project
• Tenant user login
• Forgot password workflow
• Reset password workflow
• Authenticated change password support
• User dashboard with tenant-focused summary KPIs
• Business requirements management
• Create business requirement records
• View own requirements
• Update own requirements where rules allow
• Delete own requirements where rules allow
• Submit domain, infrastructure, storage, and security details
• Explore business domains
• Browse cloud provider dossiers
• Compare cloud provider details
• Browse cloud services
• Filter services by category
• Create migration requests
• Revise own migration requests while status is pending
• Delete own migration requests while status is pending
• View migration status
• View uploads and operator notes
• View migration progress
• View system assessments linked by admin
• Use AI cloud advisor
• Run AI recommendation flows with editable JSON payloads
• View tenant-scoped performance metrics where applicable
• Submit feedback
• Update own feedback while pending
• Delete own feedback while pending
• View feedback status after moderation
• Access download center
• Download authenticated reports and PDF helpers where configured
• View and update permitted profile fields
• View email immutability note where applicable

• Full-stack MERN architecture in this Final Year Project
• Separate Admin and Tenant user experiences
• MongoDB database with Mongoose schemas
• Express.js REST API
• React 19 client application
• React Router 7 routing
• Vite 6 frontend build system
• Tailwind CSS 4 UI styling
• Axios API client with Bearer token interceptor
• JWT authentication
• bcryptjs password hashing
• Multer file upload support
• Static uploads served from /uploads
• PDFKit server-generated PDF reports
• OpenAI SDK integration using GPT-4o-mini
• Deterministic mock AI responses when API key is not configured
• Dashboard summaries and analytics
• Feedback moderation loop
• Admin and user report endpoints
• Seed data with demo users, cloud catalogs, migrations, assessments, and feedback
• Environment-based configuration
• Production build support

Open the folder that contains the root package.json.

Step 2: Configure server environment

Copy:

server/.env.example

Create:

server/.env

Set these values:

MONGODB_URI=mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/cims
JWT_SECRET=your_long_random_secret
CLIENT_URL=http://localhost:5173
PORT=5000
OPENAI_API_KEY=your_openai_api_key

Note: OPENAI_API_KEY is optional. If it is not configured, the project uses mock AI responses for demo functionality.

Step 3: Configure client environment, if needed

Create client/.env from client/.env.example and set:

VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:5000

Use this when the frontend is not using same-origin proxying.

Step 4: Install dependencies

From project root:

npm run install:all

Step 5: Seed the database

npm run seed

This drops the MongoDB database configured in MONGODB_URI and inserts demo users, catalogs, migrations, assessments, feedback, and related records.

Step 6: Run API and frontend together

npm run dev

Admin Login

Tenant User Login

All demo tenant users use:

User@12345

Important note:
If default credentials are changed, update server/seed/seed.js before running the seed command again.