NFL Stadium Wallet
Centralized digital wallet for NFL stadiums. Pay, load balance, and manage your money at Buffalo Bills and Las Vegas Raiders venues.
Purpose
NFL Stadium Wallet is a centralized digital wallet solution designed for use at NFL stadiums. It allows fans to:
- View customer data and link it to one or more team-specific wallets (e.g., Buffalo Bills, Las Vegas Raiders).
- Check balances and transactions per wallet.
- Load balance and pay from a wallet at the venue.
A single front-end application talks to a Customers API (for identity and customer list) and to per-team Wallet APIs (Buffalo Bills and Las Vegas Raiders). This way, one wallet experience can be reused across stadiums that adopt the same APIs.
Wallet app (landing and flows)
Landing page.
Customer list.
Customer wallets — Buffalo Bills and Las Vegas Raiders.
Pay from QR flow.
Load balance.
What You Can Do With This Solution
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Run locally | Use Podman Compose to run the full stack (webapp + three APIs) on your machine. |
| Develop in the cloud | Use Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces (or CodeReady Workspaces) to build and run the app from a browser with a single workspace. |
| Deploy to Kubernetes | Use the provided Helm chart to deploy the webapp and APIs to any Kubernetes or OpenShift cluster. |
| Expose via Gateway | Enable the Connectivity Link (Gateway API + HTTPRoutes) and an OpenShift Route for the gateway with TLS edge and redirect. |
| Secure with API keys | Optionally enable API key validation in the apps and Istio AuthorizationPolicy (e.g. require X-API-Key for the Raiders wallet API). |
Quick Links
- Architecture — Components, Podman Compose, and Dev Spaces
- Deployment — Helm chart install and values
- Connectivity Link — Gateway, HTTPRoutes, Kuadrant AuthPolicy and RateLimitPolicy
- Security — API keys and Istio AuthorizationPolicy (e.g.
api-raiders-require-apikey) - Publish to Artifact Hub — Package the chart and list it on Artifact Hub
- GitHub repository — Source code
Technology Stack
- Frontend: Vue 3, Vite, vue-router; served by Apache (UBI8).
- Backend: Three .NET 8.0 ASP.NET Core APIs (Customers, Buffalo Bills wallet, Las Vegas Raiders wallet).
- Data: SQLite (one database per API).
- Containers: Podman / OpenShift; images can be built and pushed to Quay.