Spring Music

This is a sample application for using database services with the Spring Framework and Spring Boot.

This application has been built to store the same domain objects in one of a variety of different persistence technologies - relational, document, and key-value stores. This is not meant to represent a realistic use case for these technologies, since you would typically choose the one most applicable to the type of data you need to store, but it is useful for testing and experimenting with different types of services.

Pre Built Deployment Flow for TAP SaaS

This flow is essentially the back half of the build and deploy flow. It assumes that the application has already been pre-built with the build's output artifacts already existing in an output directory and then simply deploys the application from that output directory. This flow is likely not a common flow in a real development environment, but is useful for quickly deploying the application from the source code repository.

This spring-music repository contains a build-output directory that consists of the build outputs from a previously run "tanzu build" process. Similar to the build and deploy flow, this flow also uses Bitnami services.

The high level flow consists of the following steps:

Clone repository
Login to tanzu platform
Set/use the appropriate context, project, and space
Deploy to development space

Clone Repository

Clone the application repository by running following commands:

git clone https://github.com/vdesikanvmware/spring-music.git
cd spring-music/

Login and Set Project and Space

If you are not already in context of your development space, login into the Tanzu platform and set the appropriate project and space using the following commands:

tanzu login
tanzu project use
tanzu space use

Optional: Configure Domain

This step is optional. Configuration is preset to use spring-music hostname.

Spring Music uses an HTTPRoute resource to create an externally resolvable and accessible endpoint on the internet. The hostname portion of the externally addressable address is controlled by the spec.parentRefs.sectionName of the HTTPRoute resource. The sectionName field's value is prefixed with http- and then followed by the desired hostname. For example, a value of http-spring-music would result in a hostname of spring-music.

Modify the .tanzu/config/k8sGatewayRoutes.yaml file to with the hostname that you would like your app to be available at and save it.

Deploy The Workloads

To deploy as a single command (referencing pre-built ContainerApps), run the following: