Monk: Add Monk Kit on main branch

[mejor113]

PR Description: Containerization and Deployment Configuration for Spring Boot Web Application

Changes Made

• Dockerfile Creation: I have created a Dockerfile for the Spring Boot web application. This Dockerfile is designed to:
  • Use a Java 8 base image.
  • Install Maven.
  • Build the project using Maven.
  • Run the resulting JAR file, which serves static content on port 8080.
• Monk.io Configuration: I added a monk.yaml file to define the Monk.io deployment configuration and a MANIFEST file to list all files containing Monk configurations.
• Service Analysis: I confirmed that the application is a simple Spring Boot web application with no complex components or external services. It uses spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf for template rendering and spring-boot-starter-web for web capabilities. No environment variables or service connections are defined in the Dockerfile, application.properties, or pom.xml.

Deployment Readiness

• The application is ready to be containerized and deployed. The Dockerfile and Monk.io configuration are set up correctly.
• The application exposes port 8080 and does not require any external services or databases.
• Upon merging this PR, the application will be re-deployed on each subsequent push.

Instructions for Continuation

• No further actions are required for the containerization and deployment configuration.
• Review the changes and merge the PR to proceed with the deployment.

Note: The application does not have a complex structure and serves static content, making it straightforward to containerize and deploy.