A Docker base image, following Docker image best-practices, for Spring Boot applications.

Some features:

• The Spring Boot application runs as a non-root user inside the container
• Injection of JVM- and application arguments at runtime
• Wrapper script that will forward Unix signals (example: SIGINT) to the Spring Boot application
• Runs on RedHat OpenShift out of the box

Using this base image to create an image for your Spring Boot application is easy:

1. Create a new Dockerfile and use this image as the FROM image
2. Make sure the Spring Boot application jar (must be named app.jar) file is in the same directory as the Dockerfile you've created above
3. Build your Dockerfile

Here's an example on how you would use it (Replace /path/to/spring/boot/application.jar to the actual path of your Spring Boot application jar file):

mkdir bootapp-docker && cd bootapp-docker
echo "FROM etiennek/spring-boot" > Dockerfile
cp /path/to/spring/boot/application.jar ./app.jar
docker build -t bootapp-docker .
docker run -p 8007:8007 bootapp-docker

Then open up your browser to http:https://localhost:8007/ and you should see your Spring Boot application's index page.

To inject JVM- and application arguments during runtime, simply override the BOOTAPP_JAVA_OPTS (for JVM) and BOOTAPP_OPTS (for application) environment variables. Example:

docker run -p 8007:8007 \
  -e BOOTAPP_JAVA_OPTS="-Xms512m -Xmx1024m" \
  -e BOOTAPP_OPTS="--spring.profiles.active=test --spring.main.banner-mode=off" \
  bootapp-docker

https://github.com/EtienneK/spring-boot-admin