Spring Boot App - PCF integration with AWS Services - S3, DynamoDB

Pre-requisites

1. Maven

Spring Boot is compatible with Apache Maven 3.2 or above. If you don’t already have Maven installed you can follow the instructions at maven.apache.org.

2. GIT Bash

On Windows, if you don't already have GIT Bash installed, download GIT Bash here

Clone Code and Run

Clone Code in a working directory using

$ https://github.com/mayureshkrishna/pcfaws.git

Once you have cloned the code, you can now run the Spring Boot REST service using

$ mvn clean spring-boot:run

Update your AWS Access keys in the application-dev.properties file.

If you want to run with a specific environment application properties, then make sure to have a property file with environment name. For e.g. application-dev.properties Now you can run with application-dev.properties using:

$ mvn clean spring-boot:run -Dspring.profiles.active=dev

Amazon S3

List S3 Files and Directories

http(s)://<uri>/s3/resources

Amazon Dynamo DB

Initialize Database

http(s)://<uri>/dynamo/init

Get All Customers

http(s)://<uri>/dynamo/customers

Get Customers by Last Name

http(s)://<uri>/dynamo/customers/Doe

Deploy to PCF

Login to PCF

cf login -a <PCF API URI>

Create AWS Services

cf create-service aws-s3 standard pcfawss3

cf create-service aws-dynamodb standard pcfawsddb

Build your app and Deploy to PCF

mvn clean package -Dspring.profiles.active=development

cf push --no-start

Bind Services and Start your App

cf bind-service pcfaws pcfawss3

cf bind-service pcfaws pcfawsddb

cf start pcfaws