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So now let's actually go ahead and check out the other application, which is a job, I also have a



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repository for that so you can clone it from there.



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Again, let's copy the good command and.



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I'm going to it right here.



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Now, let's open it in intelligence as well.



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Sure, no window.



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So this is a gradle project, so it's going to install the dependencies and all the necessary stuff



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when I open the project.



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This is also a very simple set up of Java application.



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We have one Java file.



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Which is important, Java, and this is all that the application does.



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So basically we initialize a springboard application right here and the only thing we have is a logger



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that basically just logs some stuff on Infl level.



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And we also throw an exception so that we have an exception log in our logging system.



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Same as, you know, just we just log a couple of lines and that's it.



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Important thing here as well is that we are logging in JSON format.



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So this logger here is configured to log in, Jason, and let's go and see where this is configured.



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So first of all, this is our field gradle file, which is equivalent of ponded XML in even we have



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the dependencies list here and the repositories where to pull those dependencies from and the plug ins.



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So we have the springboard dependency and the second dependency is the log stash log back encoder.



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That's the one that actually is configured to log in, Jason.



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And that configuration file is right here in resources.



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I have created this lookback or XML file, which basically configures this logging encoder for Jason



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and then some other stuff configured like which level and so on.



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So this will produce the logs and here you have the field names that this log entry will contain.



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So we have the timestamp and just like we did in Node EBP, where we configured the timestamp format



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and set the time field name here, we're actually going to use the same name here.



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Let's actually change this t is two times so they both have the same field name for the same data.



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So source.



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This will be easier to pass later as well, and we also have a properties file where we get the values



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for this configuration from and this is right here.



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This is a spring application properties file where I just have to find some key value pairs.



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We have the application name banner mode of basically means that we don't want to see the spring application



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banner because that's not Jason Friendly or that's not Jason formate.



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So we're just going to turn that off to clean our logs.



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We have the info level for everything other than spring framework looks, so that should work fun and



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that's it.



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That's the whole Java Springboards basic application configuration.



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And again, we want to build this into a Docker image.



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That's why we have Docker file here.



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We also have a base image for Java, which is open JDK eight.



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This is the base image on which our Java application image will, based on Expo's, basically means



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that our application will start at Port Hédi inside the container.



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And here we also copy the application files or the application zha into a folder inside container so



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that we can run.



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It encourages application.



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We just copied the server Jaspal in the package and here we are first going to build Java application



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into a jar file and then we're going to copy that into that destination folder inside the container.



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And again, we're setting this folder as a route inside container so that we can reference the Java



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file without full path like this.



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So we don't need that anymore.



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We can just say the name of the jar.



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Right.



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And this is, again, just like we would run it locally.



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It's Java, Java and the Java.



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No, we don't have the Java yet in the built folder because we don't have a built folder.



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So in order to do that, we first have to build the application.



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I also have that guide or those actually three commands in the read me so you can copy that from there.



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So the first step to build the image is we build the application itself using gradle repr.



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Again, this is equivalent to May one package or install.



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And here we have the bill folder, if I go inside, I have this leap's directory and here is my Zha



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file, right.



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So now I have the jar file that I'm referencing right here so I can build the docker image Docker built



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and again, know that I'm in the root folder and my docker files also in the root folder, because this



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dot is actually relative to where I'm executing the command from an inside route.



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So this is a wrong name here.



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Should be Java.



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So let's correct that.



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So now let's do it again.



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And there you go.



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All five commands got executed, successfully built our image.



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Let's go back and check our images.



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Duncker images.



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Its grip on EBP.



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And here are our both images.



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So the next step, we're going to push them to a private repository.