GAM is a custom tool used for automating the creation of an archive of (1) deltas between two difference branches OR (2) the deltas between two different commits within the same branch. The deltas are then packaged up into a zip file with a folder structure that matches the following.
From_Author_ProjectName.zip [Root Zip file]
- From_Author [Folder]
- ProjectName [Folder]
- YYYYMMDD [Folder]
- app.zip [Zip file that holds all dynamic files]
- web.zip [Zip file that holds all static asset files]
- README.txt [Provides a listing of deltas within the zip files]
- XYZ_Update.sql [If applicable, holds query updates]
Although there are many ways to deploy a Spring Boot project, we've listed two common ways below.
Using Gradle you can run the application by running the following command from the command line at the root of the project.
gradlew gam-site:bootRun
This will create a Tomcat instance with GAM available at http://localhost:8888.
Using Docker you can deploy the application to an image and run it locally or add it to your continuous integration configuration. If you already have a database accessible to you, you can either modify the application.properties file or pass in the correct environment parameters.
docker build -t EXAMPLENAME .
docker run -d --name=pkg-manager -p 8888:8888 -v //ssh/keypair/location:/root/.ssh EXAMPLENAME
Your application will now be available at http://192.168.99.100:8888 or whatever your docker-machine IP is followed by port 8888.
- Persist archives
- Custom Exceptions
- Allow file filtering beyond what shows up in web/app prefix directories. (disregard .less, .class, .java, etc)
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