Quickly Build Spring Boot Applications to Consume Public Cloud Services - Bopardikar, Stevenson
summary
Live demo builds a Spring Boot web app that binds to Azure and GCP via service brokers, creates an Azure storage account named s1bstorage and a GCP bucket s1p-images with cf create-service and cf bind-service, pushes the app with a manifest and no-start, then starts it. The /upload file endpoint streams a multipart image and the code uses auto-wired storage beans from Spring Boot starters to write the file to both clouds and returns HTTP 200.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:14Spring Boot starters for cloud services
- 6:10Live coding demo setup
- 10:22Bootstrapping Spring Boot app
- 13:36Implementing upload endpoint
- 17:11Deploying to Cloud Foundry
- 19:45Testing the application
- 22:19Key takeaways and benefits
- 24:26Q&A session
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