Spring Boot App with Gradle
Use this guide for Spring Boot services built with Gradle that should deploy as one application.
Recommended deployment mode: Monolith. This fits one Spring Boot service, one image, and one rollout lifecycle.
What Users Should Prepare
- A Spring Boot repository with
build.gradleorbuild.gradle.kts - A container image build process for the produced JAR
- Runtime config and secrets stored in Autonomous
- CPU and memory sizing appropriate for Java startup and workload needs
Dashboard Deployment Flow
Connect the Repository
Create a new project and connect the Gradle-based Spring Boot service.
Configure Build Inputs
Set the Dockerfile, build path, and repository subfolder when needed.
Configure Runtime Variables
Add profile, database, and secret configuration values through the platform dashboard.
Deploy and Review
Run the deployment and verify logs, rollout health, and endpoint readiness from the Autonomous UI.
Common User Mistakes
- The built artifact path differs from what the Dockerfile expects
- JVM settings are copied from local development and do not fit the container runtime
- Environment-specific Spring values are not provided through Autonomous