In this series of workshop we will build few micro services using spring boot, docker and then deploy them into kubernetes.
So, Lets get started.
First we need to define a problem statement to begin with. Let’s say we want to build an order management system.
Identifying domains
First step would be to understand what domains are required, for simplicity lets assume we need the following domains:
In this blog, we are going to see how to deploy a Spring boot application on Amazon ElasticBeanstalk.
Amazon ElasticBeanstalk has a preconfigured Java environment, which could be used to deploy a Spring Boot JAR which has the servlet container inside it.
For our example, we will use maven as the build tool here.
In this series of blog posts we will be building a complete responsive web application using the following tech stack :
1) Spring boot
– Spring MVC web
– Spring Data JPA
– Spring Security
2) Thymeleaf for server side templating
3) Angular JS for client side MVC ( including JS dependency management with bower)
4) Deploy the app on AWS/EBS/Heroku/Openshift
After developing my local app using Spring MVC and hibernate I decided to put it on openshift.
The technology stack of my app is:
1. Spring MVC v3.2.2.RELEASE
2. Hibernate v3.5.4-Final
3. MySQL
4. Tomcat
5. Maven
6. JQuery
7. Twitter Bootstrap for Responsive Web UI.
OS :Ubuntu 12.04
The source code can be checkout from here : git@github.com:anirudh83/TaskMaster1.1.git
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