Jacoco Service Broker Deployment and Registration

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Java spring boot application has been developed for service-broker which will give profile, configuration details for jacoco agent/server and generated jacoco.exec will used for Sonar runner to get coverage report. This service-broker will be registered in cloudfoundry , so that in future we can create a service and from the service bind VCAP_SERVICES values to any application.

Steps to deploy and register service broker

Maven and Java

The application is Java spring boot application and packaged as a executable JAR file. To build the application user needs maven build tool.

Deploy service broker application in cloud foundry

Here our assumption is you have preinstalled CF CLI .To deploy application either user needs manifest file where user will make all required entries or user can directoly push the application by using arguments via CF CLI. If user is not passing buildpack url then default cloud foundary buildpack url will be used here

To deploy run the following commands: If user is having manifest file

$ mvn package
$ cf push

If user is passing arguments from CF CLI

$ mvn package
$ cf push <app_name> �p <jar_name>

Register Service-broker in cloud foundry

To register servicebroker in cloud foundary use following steps:

$ cf create-service-broker <service_broker> <username> <password> <url_for_service_broker>

Marketplace

List all services,plans and description

$ cf marketplace

Create Service from Service broker

$ cf create-service <service_broker> <plans> <service_name>

Now user can bind any application with this created service.

Environment Variables

Since the application is designed to work in a PaaS environment, all configuration is done with environment variables. The server and profile value is the only one that is provided by Dynatrace. All others are unique to a deployment.

Model Notes

The model is for the REST/Controller level. It can be extended as needed.