New in Spring Boot 3.1 - Spring Boot Docker Compose Module

is there any way I can use it for test.
Like this it works for normal use.

Thank you for your video ! It’s really cool feature 👍🏻

Great video Dan. Thanks so much

this is soo cool!

Wow this is game changing! Do you know if it's possible to configure docker-compose on profiles active? Trying to use this only for dev profile.
Cheers!

Great video as always! Quick question- how are you getting all the code auto-generated for you in IntelliJ, without explicitly adding it yourself, like the getters and setters added to the model class? Is there an extension/command in IntelliJ for this?

Is there a way to get the logging of the containers printed to application logs like with testcontainers?

you really save my life!!!🥲

Docker is not free for commercial use. Planty of conpanies drop it.

Hi Dan, thanks for your videos, they are always great, maybe you could explain a bit what docker-compose is and how to set it up. Something a little more explained like for someone who just started with microservices and docker. Thank you!!

Can you set a docker-compose for each application profile?

AWESOME @@

how connect remote docker compose ?

Thank you this video

Cool in development, how about in prod? :P

Why dont U use Lombok? Do U think limbok is not a good option?

Why dont you just use lombok to generate all the getters and setters for model package… do you see any inefficiencies init? @danvega

HI thank you for tutorial I followed your steps but I receive error like > .PSQLException: FATAL: password authentication failed for user "postgres" and Unable to create requested service [org.hibernate.engine.jdbc.env.spi.JdbcEnvironment] due to: Unable to determine Dialect without JDBC metadata (please set 'javax.persistence.jdbc.url', 'hibernate.connection.url', or 'hibernate.dialect') In your application properties there is nothing about dialect do you have any idea how can I fix it? it is related perhaps to intelidj version ? Thank you in advance for response

Thanks for the tutorial Dan, I was able to implement it into one of my personal projects, however now I am working on adding unit tests and it seems like the docker compose does not run with contextLoads, I tried manually adding the url, user and password but I am facing some challenges.

I know this may not be so related to the feature presented but… has anyone succeeded running Oracle (oracle-xe) with docker or docker compose on Apple silicon macs? 😢

Thanks, great demo! But what about multi module application?
Let's say we have 2 modules CustomerModule and ProductModule in our project, will they recognize docker-compose file in project root folder?

Thank you for a video, i think record can be used with jpa

how do we disable this for prod deployments?

Thank you, dude, for introducing me to the new chips. In our craft, it is vital to keep up with the times👊

Hi Dan Vega , Why i get this error when run your code


org.springframework.boot.docker.compose.core.ProcessExitException: 'docker context ls --format={{ json . }}' failed with exit code 1.

Stdout:


Stderr:
unexpected end of JSON input


I also run docker

my fav channel

It's really awesome 🔥
I tried doing it with mongo image and it's working perfectly

Great video as usual Dan. I was not aware of this amazing feature with Spring Boot 3.1.0 RC1. Thanks for talking about this. Btw, just wanted to let you know that your Github Repo link for this demo is not working (getting a Page not found error).

Hello sir, Can you please enlighten me, with how can I start contributing to an open source java projects. Steps I should take to understand the code and to contribute to it. My background is : I am doing my bachelors degree in computer science currently in my 2nd year and I am learning java from last 3 years. Can you please help me out ?
Mainly, How and from where can I start understanding the code?

Awesome. Thank you Dan!

Wow this couldn't be better timed, I'm actually working on deploying my spring boot application this week.

Sweet!

I wonder if there will be an extension to configure other dependencies such as RabbitMQ, Redis, Kafka etc...

Super Cool Feature!!! And a Solid Explanation about it!! Thanks

Hi Sr. Do you have a course of spring boot from scratch in Udemy?

So for production, assure the passwords as env. variables, then on dev machine, push your project to a container repository eg. using Maven Jib plugin. Finally, on production server pull your container. Spring Boot Docker Compose Module will assure db will be spun up. Something like I described here?

What is the use case for using this in production?

Awesome features

I've started my Spring journey about a week now and this is definitely something great from the Spring Team. Thank you Dan for explaining how it works. Your tutorials are always simple and easy to follow. 😎

Can you give me hints why you choose Integer type for id considering it cannot be null as a PK? Am I missing something here😅

Just out of curiosity. Are you able to see your container running on your computer while your app is up and running?

Thanks

It looks cool.
May I suggest a video tutorial? On your "Spring to Production" series, where you use this 3.1RC Docker Compose with a Dockerfile and Deploy on Render?

Thank you very very much. Happy coding!!

amazing thing cant wait to use it

Awesome feature! Thanks Dan for the video!

Hi, good feature !
But, everytime I reboot my application, all my docker containers will be recreated ?

Also, Is it possible to do a video on Spring Security ACL with Domain Object Security ?

Thank's !

Finally!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽