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basically, spring boot can automatically during development create a connetion to a running docker image or to a testcontainer, allowing the user to avoid having to specify all this in application.properties during development. even better, the spring initializr can generate docker compose.yml definintiions and Testcontainers definitions for tests that point to a docker image. the result is the user goes to start.spring.io, chooses, eg, PgVectorDB, and one or both of Testcontainers or Docker Compose, and they get a compose.yml and Testcontainers tests ready to go. Even better, whrn they run their spring boot app they don't need to specify connectivity credentials in application.properties.
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This can be closed now that Testcontainers and Docker Compose are supported. BTW, the support for those will come to start.spring.io in this PR. PgVector and Neo4j are already supported.
basically, spring boot can automatically during development create a connetion to a running docker image or to a testcontainer, allowing the user to avoid having to specify all this in
application.properties
during development. even better, the spring initializr can generate dockercompose.yml
definintiions and Testcontainers definitions for tests that point to a docker image. the result is the user goes to start.spring.io, chooses, eg, PgVectorDB, and one or both of Testcontainers or Docker Compose, and they get acompose.yml
and Testcontainers tests ready to go. Even better, whrn they run their spring boot app they don't need to specify connectivity credentials inapplication.properties
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: