Running Your Spring Apps in the Cloud
summary
Takes the Spring Trader reference app and converts it from a TC Server/SQLFire/RabbitMQ install into a Cloud Foundry deployment by changing configuration, not app code: uses Spring Cloud Connector, buildpacks and an application manifest to cf push three WARs, binds to marketplace services (MySQL via ClearDB, RabbitMQ via CloudAMQP), adds a CORS filter to avoid same‑origin issues, and moves session state to Redis. Auto‑reconfiguration in the Java buildpack handles some bindings; scaling is fast (demo shows scaling dozens of instances in under a minute) and the app runs successfully on PWS.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:08Deploying an App
- 3:45Cloud Foundry Home Page
- 4:56Developer and Operator Console
- 9:52Ruby App
- 13:38Logs
- 15:43Metadata
- 16:57Scaling
- 19:09High Availability
- 22:55Questions
- 23:13Platform Overview
- 27:08Industry Impacted by Software
- 31:09Spring Trader
- 34:38Getting Started Guide
- 36:14Agenda
- 37:32Crosssite scripting
- 45:12Service Broker
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