Kubernetes to the Cloud with Spring Boot and JHipster

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This screencast shows how to deploy a microservices architecture to Minikube and Google Cloud with Kubernetes. The architecture is developed with Spring Cloud Gateway, Spring Boot, and JHipster.

Table of Contents:

00:00 - Reactive Microservices with Kubernetes Intro
01:30 - Create a Kubernetes-Ready Microservices Architecture
02:08 - Generate Kubernetes Deployment Descriptors
04:11 - Create Docker Images with Jib
05:00 - Use Minikube to Run Kubernetes Locally
05:35 - Register an OIDC App for Auth
09:24 - Start Your Spring Boot Microservices with K8s
12:58 - [Optional] Test with Cypress
13:33 - Encrypt Your Secrets with Spring Cloud Config
15:13 - Encrypt Your OIDC Client Secret
18:34 - Change Spring Cloud Config to use Git
20:41 - Deploy Spring Boot Microservices to Google Cloud
22:01 - Create a Container Registry on Google Cloud
22:10 - Create a Kubernetes Cluster
24:58 - Access Your Gateway on Google Cloud
25:59 - Add HTTPS to Your Reactive Gateway
29:20 - Force HTTPS with Spring Security
33:39 - Encrypt Kubernetes Secrets
34:50 - The Current State of Secret Management in Kubernetes
34:54 - Store Secrets in Git with Sealed Secrets and Kubeseal
36:45 - Configure JHipster Registry to use the Sealed Secret
38:35 - Use Spring Vault for External Secrets
39:09 - Scale Your Reactive Java Microservices
40:15 - Monitor Your Kubernetes Cluster with K9s
40:35 - Learn More About Kubernetes, Spring Boot, and JHipster

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