WIP: HIPAA, Deployment, Scalability #1
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This will be a large PR that I should have complete by tomorrow EoD at the latest. It does the following:
Ports backend code to typescript (faster iteration for backend stuff)
Sets up full unit and integration testing with a full CI/CD pipeline via Google Cloud Builds
Continuous deployment to Google Cloud Run (boltsource project for my branch, we just move it to your google cloud org once we merge) - Fully HIPAA complaint with a BAA (pending info from a contact at Google, pretty sure we can get free compute and a free BAA). Serverless, no managed servers or container instances.
Data in Google Cloud SQL (Postgres) rather than Mongo - Fully HIPAA compliant (which is a huge pain in the ass with Mongo, from experience) and fully managed (scales automatically, less human cost for maintanence)
More no doubt coming as I get closer to finishing tomorrow.