Introduction to Spring Boot and JDBCTemplate: Introduction to Docker

With the set application connected to the database, the next step is to deploy the application. In the third part of this series, our primary goal is to deploy our application using both Docker and Docker-compose resources.

Indeed, the use of containers has made the use and adoption of cloud computing a lot easier, and with its most significant differential, the application isolation refuse. Making an analogy with the Java world of which we have the WORA Write Once Read Anywhere with containers, we have the PORA Package Once Run Anytime. Since the container, on a general basis, focuses on being an isolated package within an application. The purpose of this article is not to talk about the inner workings of a container. However, we have this excellent article from Larry that manages to address more about the subject.

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