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Entity Service

Sample service that uses Spring Native with Kotlin Coroutines and Kotlin.
Generate a native image to improve the start-up time.

Find more Spring Native samples here

Showcase

  • Interacting with Reactive Redis API with Kotlin Coroutines. Check the blog

Features

  • Kotlin Coroutines
  • Kotlin Serialization
  • Global Exception Handler
  • Input Validation
  • Spring Data Redis Repositories CRUD API
    • Redis Hash
    • Redis Search
    • Redis Graph
  • Observability

Setup

# To generate your own metadata using the annotation processor.
gradle :services:entity:kaptKotlin

Run

Redis

# start local redis
gradle redisComposeUp
# stop local redis before restart again
gradle redisComposeDown
# copy container logs to `build/containers-logs`
gradle redisComposeLogs

via docker-compose

# start local redis and grafana 
docker compose -f infra/redis.yml up
# (Or) start only redis
docker compose -f infra/redis.yml up redis
# stop local redis before restart again
docker compose -f infra/redis.yml down
# this will stop redis and remove all volumes
docker compose -f infra/redis.yml down -v

Redis Insight: Redis db visualization dashboard

After opening RedisInsight App, connect using host:localhost, port:6379 and name:any_name_is_ok

for Redis Insight 1.x

open http://localhost:8001/

To monitor redis, use Grafana Dashboard

open http://localhost:3000/
gradle :services:entity:bootRun
# log at debug level
gradle :services:entity:bootRun --debug
open http://localhost:8080/account

Test

gradle :services:entity:test
gradle :appservicess:entity:integrationTest

We are using httpie CLI for REST testing

# list
http :8080/account
# health
http :8080/actuator
http :8080/actuator/health

Check API-TEST for more tests.

Build

Build fatJar

gradle :services:entity:build

Build native image

gradle :services:entity:bootBuildImage -x test

Then, you can run the app like any other container:

docker run -i --rm -p 8080:8080 entity-service:1.6.5-SNAPSHOT

Run in GCP

Set environment variables in GKE

GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT=my-project-id
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=/path/to/googleCredentials.json
# optional
STACKDRIVER_LOG_NAME
STACKDRIVER_LOG_FLUSH_LEVEL

TODO

Reference