Sure, you can follow these steps:
Create a folder called .ebextensions
in the root directory of your Spring Boot project.
Add your .config
files inside the .ebextensions
folder. These files contain the configuration settings for your Elastic Beanstalk environment.
In your Gradle build file, add the following code snippet to copy the .ebextensions
folder and its contents to the build/libs
folder when building the project:
task copyEbExtensionsFolder(type: Copy) {
from 'src/main/ebextensions'
into 'build/libs'
}
Make sure to update the from
path if your .ebextensions
folder is located elsewhere.
bootJar
task to include the .ebextensions
folder in the final JAR file:bootJar {
dependsOn copyEbExtensionsFolder
into('') {
from 'build/libs/.ebextensions'
}
}
This code snippet includes the .ebextensions
folder in the root directory of the JAR file.
Build the project using the gradle bootJar
command.
The final JAR file will contain the .ebextensions
folder and its contents in the root directory. You can now upload the JAR file to Elastic Beanstalk and the configuration settings in the .config
files will be automatically applied.
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