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This video briefly introduces you to what this workshop will cover. Namely, deploying Spring applications in three scenarios: 1. Deploying with an embedded web server, 2. Deploying to an existing Wildfire (JBoss) web server, and 3. Deploying to Heroku
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Hey there.
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I'm Chris, and I teach Java here at Treehouse.
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If you've spend some time in our library,
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learning how to write Java web apps using the Spring Framework,
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a natural question might be, how the heck do I make my app available to others?
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Another way to phrase that question would be, how do I deploy a Spring application?
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During this workshop, I'll show you how to do just that.
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Actually we'll break it into two pieces, building your application and
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deploying your application.
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Building refers to the process of creating what are called artifacts,
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which are simply jar files.
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Remember those are Java archives.
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Or WAR files, which are simply web application archives.
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I'll talk about when you might need each type.
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After building your app, you'll be ready to deploy.
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This is the part where you launch or run your application in a web server.
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During this workshop we'll cover three scenarios.
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First, deploying a Spring application using an embedded web server.
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Second, deploying to an existing web server.
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And third, deploying to the cloud with Heroku.
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There other deployment scenarios you might encounter, but these should give you
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a great foundation from which you can explore all other possibilities.
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All right, let's not waste any more time.
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Let's get started.
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