Spring Boot makes it easy to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring based Applications that you can "just run". It can be built easily for microservice on KintoHub!
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- Apply this template to your Github
- Create a Microservice Block on KintoHub
- Connect your GithubApp to KintoHub and select the Repository you just generated on your account.
- Set the name of your kinto block
- Choose
Javaas the language andopenjdk-8-alpineas the version - Set the Build Command as
./mvnw clean package - Set the Start Command as
java -jar ./target/springboot-example-1.0.0.jar - Set the Port as
80
You're now good to go! Click Create Microservice. Now click Build Latest Commit
Once complete, Click Add to Project NOTE: Please assign at least 256MB memory for your Java microservice block during the deployment.
Follow the instruction to create a new project. Once created, you should be able to access your API endpoints.
Ensure you have Java 8 or higher.
./mvnw spring-boot:run
Default value = Hello, please refer to the .env-example file
GREETING=Hi
Local:
curl -X GET http://localhost/hello/world
On KintoHub:
curl -X GET http://<EnvironmentHostName>/<KintoBlockName>/hello/world
Please refer to Accessing API Endpoints for the setup instruction
Try this Live Example !
{
"message": "Hello world"
}You can do a lot with KintoHub and your deployed application. Some helpful links for next steps that you may consider with this project.