- It's a Java API that provides a method for uploading objects to an Amazon S3 Bucket. It corresponds to the TccInspetorAPI component of the following architecture:
- It was developed in Spring Boot, Jersey and Maven.
- It is deployed in Heroku.
The deployment in Heroku is done as follows:
- Create an application on Heroku
- On the Deploy tab configure the connection to this repository
- Enable automatic or manual deploy
The credentials to access the bucket must be configured in the API code because the API has to upload files to a private S3 bucket. For security reasons, the credentials must be set in Heroku itself so that they are not publicly visible in the GitHub repository.
- In the Settings tab, include the pairs KEY and VALUE in Config Vars
- The values of KEY must be: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_BUCKET_NAME, AWS_REGION and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
- The values of VALUE must match the values set in the AWS account
- Clone the repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/ericknilsen/TccInspetorAPI- Open Eclipse
- Import an existing Maven project
- Import the TccInspetorAPI project directory
- Execute the class Main.java as a Java Application.
- Remember that the code references the values set in Heroku. This means that the values of the S3 variables in the UploadServiceImpl.java class must be modified
- Upload a file via Postman to test the URL http://localhost:8080/upload