Quickly Build Spring Boot Applications to Consume Public Cloud Services
summary
Shows concrete work: Spring Boot starters plus Auto-Configuration parse VCAP_SERVICES with an environment post-processor and instantiate provider clients so apps don’t parse JSON or wire beans. Examples include writing to Azure DocumentDB and uploading to Google Cloud Storage where the starter supplies a com.google.cloud.storage.Storage bean and a DocumentClient. Code lives on GitHub, brokers expose services into the CF marketplace, and the goal is to publish these starters on start.spring.io to avoid manual dependency and bean setup.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 8:30Agenda
- 19:40Developer Steps
- 21:13Dependency Graph
- 22:07Code
- 26:10Demo
- 26:30Resources
- 27:18Roadmap
- 27:38Spring IO
- 28:40Key takeaways
- 29:48Open source
- 30:17Spring Platform
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