This is a demo project showcasing a simple Spring Boot application with a login system, using Thymeleaf for rendering the frontend and MySQL as the database. The project is designed to demonstrate how to set up a basic authentication system while utilizing Docker Compose for containerized deployment.
- Spring Boot for backend application
- Thymeleaf for HTML templating
- MySQL for database storage
- Docker Compose for easy setup and deployment
- Simple user authentication and login flow
- Ability to run the app in a containerized environment
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Before running this application, ensure you have the following installed:
- Docker (you can use Docker Desktop as well)
- Java (JDK 17)
- Gradle or Gradle Wrapper (for building the project)
- (Only if you are not using containers) MySQL database
Once everything is up and running, navigate to the following URL to access the application:
http://localhost:8080
- Spring Boot: For the backend application
- Thymeleaf: Templating engine for frontend rendering
- MySQL: Relational database used to store user credentials
- Docker: Containerization of the application and MySQL service
- Docker Compose: To manage container applications via
compose.yml.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Special thanks to JetBrains company for providing development tools used to develop this project.
