This simple example showcases the jib-container module type, which uses Jib to build the container images instead of a normal Docker build.
The example services are adapted from the examples from the Jib repository.
The helloworld service just deploys a basic HTTP server that serves you a "Hello world" message. It's built using Gradle and the Jib plugin that's configured in build.gradle. Note that Garden sets the target image name automatically, so the jib.to.image = ... parameter is commented out.
The spring-boot is, as you might expect, a Spring Boot service. This one is configured both for Maven and Gradle. In the Garden configuration, we select Maven using the build.projectType field.
To deploy the services to a local Kubernetes cluster, simply run
garden deployTo deploy to a remote cluster, first edit the project.garden.yml file to set the appropriate Kubernetes context, deployment registry etc. and then run
garden deploy --env=remote