The purpose of this todo application is to serve as an example for the various use cases covered by the book.
- Java 17 or higher
- Gradle (Optional as this project ships with the Gradle wrapper)
- Make sure you have Docker up- and running (
docker info) and Docker Compose installed (docker-compose -v) - Start the required infrastructure with
docker-compose up - Run
./gradlew bootRunto start the application - Access http://localhost:8080 in your browser
You can now log in with the following users: duke, tom, bjoern, philip. They all have the same password stratospheric.
devrunning the application locally for development. You don't need any AWS account or running AWS services for this. All infrastructure components are started from within thecompose.yamlin theapplicationdirectory.awsrunning the application inside AWS. This requires the whole infrastructure setup inside your AWS account.
Run ./gradlew build from the command line.
You can deploy the application by using the standard Spring Boot deployment mechanism (see these three articles for more information on Spring Boot deployment techniques and alternatives: Deploying Spring Boot Applications, Running your application, Installing Spring Boot applications):
- Spring Boot and the following starters: Spring Web MVC, Spring Data JPA, Spring Cloud AWS, Spring WebFlux, Spring WebSocket, Thymeleaf, Spring Mail, Spring Validation, Spring Security, Actuator, OAuth2 Client
- Gradle