agraphie / springboot-gradle-cctrl-example

#Building a Webapp with Spring Boot, MongoDB and Gradle

This project is a simple example project about how to create a webapp with Spring Boot, MongoDB and Gradle and then push it to a cloud service like CloudControl. With some simple tweeking you should be able to run this app on any cloud hoster.

###What this app is able to do

• Say hello
• create a person with first name and last name
• find a person by its last name and display his full name

###Things you'll need for running this app locally

• a running MongoDB instance

###Things you'll need for running this app on CloudControl

• The cctrlapp installed
• a CloudControl account
• a CloudControl billing account in order to be able to add AddOns

###Run this app locally To run this app simply type "./gradlew bootRun" or "gradlew.bat bootRun" in a shell or command line.

###Run this app on CloudControl First, create a repository.

cctrlapp APP_NAME create java

Now add the MongoSoup addon to your repository (when in doubt about DEP_NAME, use "default").

cctrlapp APP_NAME/DEP_NAME addon.add mongosoup.sandbox

Third push your app to cloudControl (when in doubt about DEP_NAME, use "default").

cctrlapp APP_NAME/DEP_NAME push

Lastly deploy your app (when in doubt about DEP_NAME, use "default").

cctrlapp APP_NAME/DEP_NAME deploy

###Say hello Type in a browser window (if running on cloudControl, use your app's deployment URL)

http://localhost:8080/hello

###Create a person Type in a browser window (if running on cloudControl, use your app's deployment URL)

http://localhost:8080/persons.html

###Display/find a person

http://localhost:8080/persons/${alastname}

###Display all persons

http://localhost:8080/persons.json

###Credits

• cloudControl
• Springboot

###License This project is released under the MIT License. Be aware of the Spring licenses!