Deploying and Accessing Spring Boot Applications

Component Name

Enter a component name, for example, spring-boot.

Component Version

Enter 1.0.0.

Application

Select the application created in Creating an Application, for example, springGuides.

Environment

Select the environment created in Creating an Environment, for example, env-test.

Namespace

Select default to isolate component instances.

Stack

Select Java.

Source Code/Software Package

1. Select Source code repository.
2. Select GitHub.
3. Authorization: Select the authorization information created when Setting GitHub Repository Authorization.
4. Username/Organization: Select the GitHub account created when Registering a GitHub Account and Forking the Source Code.
5. Repository: Select the Spring Boot source code repository that has been forked to your GitHub account when Registering a GitHub Account and Forking the Source Code. For example, gs-spring-boot.
6. Branch: Select boot-2.7.

Command

1. Select Custom command.
2. Enter the following command in the command text box:

   cd ./complete/;mvn clean package

Organization

Select the organization created in Creating an Organization.

An organization is used to manage images generated during component build.

Environment

Select Use current environment to use the CCE cluster in the deployment environment to which the component belongs to build an image.

In the current environment, masters and nodes in the CCE cluster must have the same CPU architecture. Otherwise, the component build fails.

Namespace

Select default to isolate build data.

Public Network Access

Enable this option.

Public Network Load Balancer

By default, managed ELBs in the deployment environment to which the component belongs are selected.

Client Protocol

Retain the default value.

Domain Name

Select Bind Domain Name and enter the public domain name obtained in Preparing Resources.

Listening Port

Enter 8080.