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karthik
karthik

Reputation: 783

Spring Batch integration with spring cloud data flow on local server to add spring admin capabilities

I have a basic spring batch app that runs on embedded Apache Tomcat in spring boot. I need to add spring admin capabilities to it. As per latest spring docs, I need to use spring cloud data flow to do this (https://docs.spring.io/spring-batch-admin/). So now I need to use spring cloud dataflow and integrate my spring batch app on local server. I just want it to run on my local machine under tomcat without deploying it to any cloud environments like cloud foundry or openshift. Is it possible? I am sure its possible. I would like to get some references/Examples on this type of integration and starter guide integrating spring batch app. Do I need to create tasks in spring cloud data flow to run my spring batch app? If there are any sample examples/pseudo code to guide me then it would be easy.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 3657

Answers (1)

Sabby Anandan
Sabby Anandan

Reputation: 5651

As described in the migration-guide, you can use the "local" variant of Spring Cloud Data Flow (SCDF) as a replacement to Spring Batch Admin (SBA).

SCDF is a simple Spring Boot application that you can run it as a standalone Java process similar to how you're running the application today.

Also, as described in the migration-steps, you'd have to port your existing batch workload to Spring Cloud Task model, and that should be a straightforward process - use this Spring Batch sample. To the most part, you'd copy/paste the business logic into a Spring Cloud Task application and all the infrastructure including schemas, repository, and other batch goodies will continue to work. There are few complex implementations in task-app-starers, which can be used as a reference, too.

Lastly, you can use SCDF's dashboard for monitoring and management.

Upvotes: 2

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