Java Resource Center
Using Flightcontrol, you can deploy your Java or other Java Virtual Machine (JVM)-based applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
We recommend providing your own Dockerfile to build new Java services. If you have an image registry with builds from another build process, such as Jenkins, Flightcontrol can deploy those images to AWS as well. Existing services can continue to use Nixpacks.
We assembled our Java guides and information on this page to help you get started.
Guides
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Spring Boot | Deploy a Spring Boot application with Flightcontrol. |
Nixpacks Support for Existing Services
Flightcontrol continues to support existing Gradle or Maven services built with Nixpacks. Nixpacks is in maintenance mode, so use a custom Dockerfile for new services. Nixpacks automatically detects the type of project and builds a Docker image from the source code.
The Nixpacks tool is open source, and you can use it to build Docker images locally on your own machine for testing and development. You can also inpect the Nixpacks source code to see how Nixpacks will build your project.
- Nixpacks Java Documentation
- Nixpacks Java Provider (Source Code on GitHub)