cloud-workshop

Cloud Workshop

Agenda

1. Building Twelve-Factor Apps with Spring Boot
   • Getting Started with Spring Boot, Initialiser, CLI
   • Deploying a Web Application with an Embedded Container
   • Externalizing Configuration with Spring Boot
   • Introspection, Monitoring, and Metrics using Spring Boot Actuator
   • Build a Hypermedia-Driven RESTful Web Service with Spring Data REST
2. Cloud-Native Architecture Overview
   • Operating Twelve-Factor Apps with Cloud Foundry
   • From Zero to Pushing Your First Application
   • Binding to Cloud Foundry Services
3. Connecting the dots with Spring Cloud Services
   • Deploying and Using Spring Cloud Config Server to manage external configuration
   • Using Service Discovery for loosely coupled distributed systems
   • Building and monitoring resilient distributed systems with Circuit Breaker
4. Securing Cloud-Native Applications
   • Intro to OAuth2 and Open ID Connect
   • Using the UAA to secure internal applications (where users are developers)
   • Using Pivotal SSO to secure end user applications (where users are within or outside of the organization)
   • Securing app to app communication with the multi-tenancy features of UAA
5. Deliver Mobile Capability with Pivotal Mobile Services
   • Keep users engaged with Push Notification Service
   • Aggregate and transform legacy backends for mobile consumption with API Gateway
   • Use Data Sync for seamless multi-device user experiences
   • Release mobile apps to internal users early and often with App Distribution

Prerequisites

• Install [Oracle Java SDK 1.8+] (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html)
• Install GVM:

$ curl -s get.gvmtool.net | bash

• Before try to run the services, make sure you have Rabbitmq Server, Redis and MongoDB running on localhost.

$ brew install mongodb rabbitmq redis

• Make sure you have [Spring Boot for Groovy installed] (http://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/current-SNAPSHOT/reference/htmlsingle/#getting-started-gvm-cli-installation)
• Make sure [Spring Cloud CLI is installed] (https://github.com/spring-cloud/spring-cloud-cli)
• Familiarity with link:http://www.spring.io[Spring IO]
• Check Maven is installed and repo is downloaded [TODO]