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Deploy Your First Java Microservice with Docker and MongoDB on AWS EC2

Have you ever wondered how to seamlessly integrate Java 21, MongoDB, and Docker on AWS EC2? In this hands-on tutorial, we’ll take our cloud server setup from basic to fully operational—step by step, with no fluff! ________________________________________ Remark: The subtitles have been prepared in two language versions: in English and Polish, but thanks to their refinement, you can easily get a meaningful translation in your language by using the Auto-translate option and selecting your language. ________________________________________ 00:07 – Quick recap of the previous episode and introduction 00:32 – Overview of today’s plan (install Java 21 in Docker, run MongoDB in Docker, create a Docker network, etc.) 00:55 – Assumptions about Docker basics and reference to additional materials 01:18 – Creating application-docker.yml (linking the "mongo" container by name) 01:42 – Adding a Dockerfile, configuring the Maven plugin, and rebuilding the project 02:18 – Building the Docker image and pushing it to DockerHub 02:38 – Logging into the EC2 instance and pulling the orders-api image 03:14 – Installing Java 21 (Eclipse Temurin) on EC2 and pulling the MongoDB image 04:09 – Creating a custom Docker network and running MongoDB + orders-api in containers 05:45 – Adjusting AWS Security Group rules to open port 8080 06:25 – Verifying orders-api via Swagger UI and final wrap-up 🚀 We’ll start by: • Installing Java (Temurin) on an AWS EC2 instance • Pulling and running MongoDB inside Docker • Creating a custom Docker network for secure container communication • Launching the orders-api microservice (powered by Spring Boot) • Configuring AWS Security Groups so you can access everything externally 🔗 What You’ll Learn: • How to combine Java 21, MongoDB, and Docker for a real-world microservice • Proven techniques to set up a Docker network for container-to-container communication • Best practices for securing and exposing ports via AWS Security Groups • Tips to troubleshoot common deployment pitfalls—so you can go live with confidence 🛠️ Technologies Used/Described: • AWS EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) • Docker (containerization platform) • MongoDB (NoSQL database) • Java 21 (Temurin distribution) • Spring Boot (for the orders-api microservice) 🌐 Links Please see comments section 📋 This video is part of “Microservices in the Cloud with J,” where we explore modern IT architecture, cloud computing, and microservices best practices. Stay tuned for more episodes on deploying microservices, integrating databases, and optimizing your cloud setup. 👉 Make sure to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you won’t miss upcoming videos on AWS, Docker, and hands-on microservices tutorials. Let’s turn your next big idea into a reality—one container at a time!