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    This document discusses deploying a simple Spring Boot application to Kubernetes. It begins by providing background on Kubernetes and its use for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It then walks through building a Spring Boot app, including generating a skeleton project and adding necessary dependencies. Finally, it discusses verifying the Kubernetes cluster and getting Kubernetes objects before moving on to the application setup.

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    This document discusses deploying a simple Spring Boot application to Kubernetes. It begins by providing background on Kubernetes and its use for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It then walks through building a Spring Boot app, including generating a skeleton project and adding necessary dependencies. Finally, it discusses verifying the Kubernetes cluster and getting Kubernetes objects before moving on to the application setup.

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    This document discusses deploying a simple Spring Boot application to Kubernetes. It begins by providing background on Kubernetes and its use for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It then walks through building a Spring Boot app, including generating a skeleton project and adding necessary dependencies. Finally, it discusses verifying the Kubernetes cluster and getting Kubernetes objects before moving on to the application setup.

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    Spring Boot Kubernetes

    Kubernetes is an open-source system for automating the deployment, scaling, and


    management of containerized applications. It groups containers that make up an application
    into logical units for easy management and discovery. In this guide, we build and deploy a
    simple Spring boot application.

    You will need a Linux or Linux-like command line. Command line examples in this guide
    work on Linux, a MacOS terminal with a shell, or WSL on Windows.

    kubectl cluster-info

    Kubernetes master is running at https://127.0.0.1:46253


    KubeDNS is running at
    https://127.0.0.1:46253/api/v1/namespaces/kube-system/services/kube-dns:dns/proxy

    To further debug and diagnose cluster problems, use 'kubectl cluster-info dump'.

    kubectl cluster-info dump'

    To get all the existing kubernetes objects run:

    kubectl get all

    Create a Spring Boot Application

    First, we create a Spring Boot application. If you have one you prefer to use already in
    github, you could clone it in the terminal (git and java are installed already). Alternatively, you
    can create an application from scratch by using start.spring.io:

    go to https://start.spring.io to generate the skeleton of the project:

    Setting up the project


    You should enter the Group and Name for your application:

    GroupId: learnk8s.io
    Name: knote-java
    Next, go to the dependencies section and choose:

    Web -> Spring Web Starter: basic web stack support in Spring Boot
    Actuator -> Spring Boot Actuator: provide health endpoints for our application
    FreeMarker -> Apache FreeMarker: templating engine for HTMLs
    MongoDB -> Spring Data MongoDB: driver and implementation for Spring Data interfaces to
    work with MongoDB
    Lombok -> Lombok: library to avoid a lot of boilerplate code
    Then click Generate the project to download a zip file containing the skeleton of your app.

    Unzip the file and start a terminal session in that directory.

    You will do the front-end stuff first.

    Within knote-java application, there are two files in charge of rendering the Front End:

    Tachyons CSS that needs to be placed inside src/main/resources/static/


    Freemarker Template for our index view that needs to be placed inside
    src/main/resources/templates/

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