How to Develop a CRUD App with Spring Boot, Neon Postgres, and Azure App Service
How to Develop a CRUD App with Spring Boot, Neon Postgres, and Azure App Service κ΄λ ¨
In this article, we'll explore how to develop a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application using Spring Boot and Neon Postgres.
We'll also deploy the application on Azure App Service and make it production-ready by setting up features like autoscaling and multiple environments.
You'll learn how Neon Postgres can make your development and deployment processes easier along the way.
Here's what we'll cover:
- Setting up a Neon Postgres database and exploring its features
- Building a CRUD application using Spring Boot and deploying the application on Azure App Service
- Why Neon is a good fit for infrastructure that auto-scales
- Database branching in Neon Postgres and how it can ease the development workflow
Prerequisites
- Working knowledge of Java, Maven, and Spring Boot
- Basics of SQL databases
- Understanding of serverless and cloud services
- Familiarity with testing and deployment processes
What is Neon Postgres?
Neon is a fully managed serverless Postgres database platform. It offers features such as high availability, automatic backups, and scaling options to handle varying traffic levels.
Neon is designed to be cost-efficient and developer-friendly, and it focuses on providing a seamless experience for developers.
In addition to the standard Postgres features, it provides capabilities like database branching, allowing you to create Git-like branches of the database for different purposes.