How to Build Spring Services for Cloud-Native Platforms
summary
Builds a Spring Boot service and adds the three Open Service Broker API endpoints — catalog, provision (create/delete) and bind — using the Spring Cloud Service Broker framework. Registers the broker with Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes Service Catalog (minikube), provisions one instance, creates bindings (Cloud Foundry service key and Kubernetes secret) and reads credentials; everything runs synchronously in the demo and the broker works end‑to‑end as shown.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:07Why services matter
- 2:49Service brokers overview
- 4:53Open Service Broker API history
- 6:38Building service brokers
- 8:21Demo setup and goals
- 10:09Creating the service broker
- 16:56Registering broker in platforms
- 18:17Creating service instance
- 20:50Service binding and secrets
- 21:54Cleanup and lifecycle
- 22:35Future of Open Service Broker
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