Deploy users-mysql Springboot application on Kubernetes #1
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Deploy Springboot and MySQL on Kubernetes
The first step is to obtain the application source code and Dockerfile.
and use them as a starting point for creating a custom yaml manifests to automate the application deployment in a Kubernetes cluster.
Assumption And Prerequisites
Run the application on Kubernetes
Build the Application with Maven
$ mvn packageCreate Application environment Secrets
Verfiy secrets creation
Deploy the
users-mysqlApplication on KubernetesVerfiy Deployment
Verify the application's service
Deploy MySQL
$ kubectl apply -f k8s-deployment/mysql.yamlVerfiy MySQL Deployment :
user-mysql-serverGet Application's service url
$ minikube service users-mysql --url