Demo application for client applications consuming azure services exposed through the PCF Azure Service Broker. These examples leverage a common Spring Boot Starter project for Azure services, which make it easier to isolate Azure dependencies, and inject commonly used Azure objects into your client applications.

Most of the applications are written to support a single service instance, which can be automatically injected into your code. Occasionally you need to support two instances of the same service type, which requires some additional coding. For this case, see the azure-sb-storage-client example.

This demo is composed of the following applications:

This application is a simple SQL Server database client

This application is a storage client using the Blob, Table, Queue, Disk, and File storage capabilities. This application also demonstrates how to support two different storage service instances bound to the same application. In this case, some code is required to connect the right client object to the right service instance.

This application is a simple DocumentDB client

Spring Boot starter project includes libraries and components

Spring Boot starter project, referenced from all the sample client projects

To build all the projects, just open a shell in the root of the project, and run

mvn clean package

SQL Server client

Storage client

Service Bus client

Redis client

DocumentDB client