This is a sample of a Java Spring app that works with the Tanzu Application Platform and Rabbitmq.

Easiest way is to use kapp and ytt:

kapp deploy -a $(basename $PWD) -f <(ytt -f workload.yaml -f values.yaml -v domain=${CHANGEME_DOMAIN}) -n apps -c

NOTE Currently refers to sample-rabbitmq-app-registration-manual in the service binding, this is taking the App SSO secret and modifying it so that it works with service binding:

apiVersion: v1
stringData:
  # See more here: https://github.com/spring-cloud/spring-cloud-bindings#spring-security-oauth2
  type: oauth2 # Added, must always be this value "oauth2".
  client-id: # changed from clientId
  client-secret: # changed from clientSecret
  issuer-uri: # changed from issuerURI
  provider: # Added, this corresponds to spring.security.oauth2.client.registration.{name}.provider
kind: Secret
metadata:
  name: sample-rabbitmq-app-registration-manual
  namespace: apps
type: Opaque

1. kubectl CLI
2. Tanzu CLI and the apps plugin v0.2.0 which are provided as part of Tanzu Application Platform
3. A cluster with the Rabbitmq cluster operator installed.
4. A cluster with Tanzu Application Platform, and the "Default Supply Chain" and Services Toolkit components installed, plus their dependencies. These components are a part of Tanzu Application Platform.

Once deployed, you can curl the top-level domain of the app and receive a response.

Glen - @gmrodgers Konstantin - @jhvhs Sam - @Samze