java-quick-start

Java Quick Start for Platform.sh. Maintained by the Platform.sh team.

Blog code Content

Blog	Content
Intro to Spring Data MongoDB Reactive and How to Move It to the Cloud	Code
Introduction of Spring Webflux and How to Apply Cloud on It	Code
Unit-API	Code
DTO: Hipster or Deprecated?	Code
Get to Know JSF: An Easy and Straightforward a Jakarta Framework	Code
What’s new with Jakarta NoSQL? (Part II)	Code
What's new with Jakarta NoSQL? (Part I)	Code
Spring Data Redis in the cloud	Code
Simplify your script build with Gradle	code
Microservices in the cloud, part two	Code
Microservices in the cloud, part one	Code
Jakarta EE: Generation IV - a new hope	Code
Eclipse MicroProfiles: gain agility, release faster	Code
Elasticsearch vs. Solr: have both with Spring Data and Platform.sh	Elasticsearch and Solr
Spring MVC and MongoDB: a match made in Platform.sh heaven	Code
Java: Hello, World! at Platform.sh	Code

How to use:

1. Select the category

• Spring
• Eclipse MicroProfile
• Jakarta EE

2. Choose a project on a category:
3. Create a new free trial account.
4. Sign up with a new user and password, or login using a current GitHub, Bitbucket, or Google account. If you use a third-party login, you’ll be able to set a password for your Platform.sh account later.
5. Select the region of the world where your site should live.
6. Select the blank template.

After this wizard, Platform.sh will provision the whole infrastructure to you, and Platform.sh will offer a Git remote repository. Before access, remember to set the SSH keys. The Platform.sh Git-driven infrastructure means it will automatically manage everything your application needs to push it to the master remote repository. You only need to write your code—including a few YAML files that specify your desired infrastructure—then commit it to Git and push.

7. On the selected project execute these command:

git init
git remote add platform <platform.sh@gitrepository>
git commit -m "Initial project"
git push -u platform master