Dwayne Fritz

Section A Question 1 – File Manager 4.1 Created server using Visual Studio Code - Brief demonstration on the creation of the project: 1) Created a project folder in terminal with following commands*cd C:\Users\Private\Desktop\Projects *mkdir my_python_project *cd my_python_project 2) Directory for .txt file storage*mkdir data 3) Created a python script under filemanagement.py and added the following codeScript- Files stored as follows- Execution is terminal should identify localhost:8000- Files should be accessible using https on any web browser 4.2 Server created using Visual Studio Code1) Created server under file name dataaccessserver.py - Established connection - 2) Created client under dataaccessclient.py- Running scripts with the following outcomes established- Data received from user 1 and 2- 2.2 Updated code to allow users to update the amount stored on the server Dataaccessserver.py- Dataaccessclient.py- Outcome after debugging and running codeDataaccessserver established connection- Dataaccessclient received request of amount update- Server scriptThe server now configures an extra update request form client, by generating random numbers between 0 and 20 and randomly decides the increase or the decrease of the amount. The updated amount is also sent back to the client Client scriptThe client will first have to request the current amount, this request is sent to the server and it finally receive and prints the updated amount. Question 3 – Security Implementation 3.1 To establish this connection using ssl, we will have to create a SSL CertificateCommand for a self made ssl cserificate will be as follows * openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout key.pem -out cert.pem -days 365 –nodes, The command will make to files under key.pem and cert.pem (Gitlan, D. (2024)) The created server will be under securitycertserver.py The client will be created under securitycertclient- 3. 2 The created security certificate has the command added* openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout key.pem -out cert.pem -days 365 –nodes The outcome will be as follows* Generating a RSA private key...........................++++..................++++ writing new private key to 'key.pem' ----You are about to be asked to enter information that will be incorporated into your certificate request. ----Country Name [AU]: State or Province Name [Some-State]: Locality Name []: Organization Name [Internet Widgits Pty Ltd]: Organizational Unit Name []: Common Name []: Email Address []: Question 4 – Message Queues We will first need to install the necessary packages to make sure the message queues will run. Installing rabbitmq one of the ways we can assess this request. Firstly you need to install pyhton using the commands as follows. (Herman, M. (2024)) *pip install pika *pip install smtplib This will allow you to run the pika and smtplib syntax on the code script. After you will code the script and create the task sender file under producertasksende.py- Next you will create a script under consumerworker.py. This will allow the users to receive confirmation emails in sync, that will make the users experience much easier by moving n to the next session without waiting for the confirmation message. (Collins, E. R. (2024)) Bibliography Collins, E. R. (2024). Emily Rosemary Collins. Retrieved from https://blog.finxter.com/5best-ways-to-implement-a-queue-in-python/ GeeksforGeeks. (2024). Run Python File In Vscode. Retrieved from https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/run-python-file-in-vscode/ Gitlan, D. (2024). How to Create a Self-Signed Certificate Using OpenSSL. Retrieved from https://www.ssldragon.com/how-to/openssl/create-self-signed-certificateopenssl/ Herman, M. (2024). 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