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This directory contains everything to build a deb package that bundles a Spring Boot app that starts a web server.
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Executable scripts:
create-new-project.sh - This script can be used to create a new deb package project similar to this project that uses a different name (than fs-spring-boot-kamal). Output will be placed inside 'out' directory.
build.sh - This script builds the deb package. If the above script is used, go to the corresponding directory inside out directory to find a copy of this build.sh script.
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To create a new deb package project that uses 'mycompany-myapp' as the name, run the following command:
./create-new-project.sh mycompany mycompany-myapp
The newly generated project files will be found inside the out directory.
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To build, run the following command:
./build.sh
Note that the Spring Boot application has not been bundled with this. You need to build it seperately and put it in the correct directory (run build.sh for further details).
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To install the build deb package run the following commands replacing the package.deb with the correct name of the deb file.
cp package.deb /tmp
cd /tmp
apt install ./package.deb
The above "apt install" will download dependencies if needed. Otherwise, dpkg command can just be used to install or upgrade the package:
dpkg -i package.deb
After installing the package, update the configuration file /etc/fs-spring-boot-kamal/application.yaml .
Enable service to start at boot time:
systemctl enable fs-spring-boot-kamal
Start service:
systemctl start fs-spring-boot-kamal
View service log:
journalctl -u fs-spring-boot-kamal -f
(Press CTRL+C to terminate log viewing)
Access the service:
http://server-ip-or-hostname:8085/
(Instead of 8085, use the port configured in application.yaml file)
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