This sample integrates with the Identity Platform to authenticate users to the application and connects to a Cloud SQL postgreSQL database for data storage.

Use it with the End user Authentication for Cloud Run.

For more details on how to work with this sample read the Google Cloud Run Java Samples README.

• Spring Boot: Web server framework.
• Spring Cloud GCP: PostgreSQL, Logging
• Logback + SLF4J: Logging framework
• Thymeleaf Java template engine
• Jib: Container build tool
• firebase-admin: Verifying JWT token
• okhttp + google-auth-library: Access compute metadata server for project Id
• Lombok: Generate getters and setters
• Firebase JavaScript SDK: client-side library for authentication flow

Cloud Run services can be configured with Environment Variables. Required variables for this sample include:

• CLOUD_SQL_CREDENTIALS_SECRET: the resource ID of the secret, in format: projects/PROJECT_ID/secrets/SECRET_ID/versions/VERSION when deployed to Cloud Run. At runtime, Cloud Run will inject the secret value as an environment variable, for more info see Using secrets. See postgres-secrets.json for secret content.

OR

Uncomment variables in application.properties and set:

• CLOUD_SQL_CONNECTION_NAME: Cloud SQL instance name, in format: <MY-PROJECT>:<INSTANCE-REGION>:<MY-DATABASE>
• DB_NAME: Cloud SQL postgreSQL database name
• DB_USER: database user
• DB_PASSWORD: database password

• Both postgres-secrets.json and static/config.js should not be committed to a git repository and should be added to .gitignore.

• Saving credentials directly as environment variables is convenient for local testing, but not secure for production; therefore using SECRET_NAME and VERSION in combination with the Google Secret Manager is recommended.

mvn spring-boot:run