Simple-Spring Boot_Render-Deployment

Render is a serverless platform that simplifies the deployment of Spring Boot applications directly from a Git repository, offering automatic scaling, monitoring, and SSL management. The deployment process involves creating a Spring project, packaging it into a JAR, and pushing it to Git before deploying it on Render. Comprehensive documentation and community support are available to assist users throughout the deployment process.

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Render Simple Spring Boot App Deployment Guide

Key Points about Render:

- Render is a modern serverless platform designed for easy deployment and scaling
of web applications, including Spring Boot applications.
- Render simplifies the deployment process by allowing applications to be deployed
directly from a Git repository, eliminating the need for manual infrastructure
management.
- Automatic scaling ensures optimal performance and resource utilization based on
application demand, with high availability and reliability.
- Built-in monitoring and logging capabilities help developers track application
performance and troubleshoot errors effectively.
- Render supports custom domain integration and provides automatic SSL certificate
management for secure HTTPS encryption.
- Collaborative features include access control, environment variables management,
and Git integration for streamlined team collaboration.
- Render offers competitive pricing models tailored to different use cases, with
comprehensive documentation, tutorials, and community forums for support.

Deployment Steps:
1. Create a simple spring project using Spring Initializr.
2. Create a controller class and required HTML pages.
3. Run the application in localhost to verify your output.
4. After verification, package your application into a JAR:
- In Eclipse: Right-click on APP_NAME -> Run As -> Maven Build.
- In the Goals field, enter `clean package` and run.
5. Wait until a JAR snapshot is created successfully and refresh the entire project
once.
6. Verify whether you have a file like this: `APP_NAME.0.0.01-SNAPSHOT.jar` under
your target folder.
7. Open terminal or CMD, navigate to your app's target folder using `cd`:
cd C:\Users\DELL\Downloads\APP_NAME\target
8. Enter the below command:
java -jar APP_NAME.0.0.01-SNAPSHOT.jar
Wait for some time until you get something like: "Started your application."
9. Create a file named "Dockerfile" and add the following lines:
FROM eclipse-temurin:17-jdk-alpine
VOLUME /tmp
COPY target/*.jar app.jar
ENTRYPOINT ["java", "-jar", "/app.jar"]
EXPOSE 8080
10. Navigate to your project root directory:
cd C:\Users\DELL\Downloads\APP_NAME
11. Initialize an empty Git repository:
git init
12. A README file will be generated. Remove the following lines from it:
target/
!.mvn/wrapper/maven-wrapper.jar
!**/src/main/**/target/
!**/src/test/**/target/
--> If you don't remove them, your target folder will not be added to GitHub.
13. Enter the following commands one after another to push your app to Git:
- git add .
- git commit -m "SOME COMMIT NAME"
- git remote add origin https://github.com/username/repository
- git push -u origin master
14.To understand more about Git, refer to this document:
https://github.com/R-Venkat-Kalyan/Notes/blob/master/Git.txt
15. After successfully uploading the file to Git, open Render, login, and create a
new web service. Select upload from Git.
16. Wait until it gets deployed. It may take some time.
17. Verify your deployment.