Deploy Spring Boot in six steps
- 01
Push your Spring Boot project to a GitHub repository.
- 02
Sign in to Rimbra, choose New project and import the repository. Rimbra asks GitHub for access to the repositories you pick.
- 03
Rimbra sees a pom.xml or build.gradle and runs Maven package or Gradle bootJar, then java -jar. Change the root directory or the commands in Settings if your project needs it.
- 04
Paste your .env into Variables. Every line becomes a variable, available on the next deploy.
- 05
Deploy. The build log streams line by line, and your app goes live at your-project.rimbra.live (or .xyz or .click, your choice) over HTTPS.
- 06
Optional: buy or connect a domain, and Rimbra points it at your app with HTTPS issued automatically.
What your app needs
One rule for servers: listen on the port in the PORT environment variable. Rimbra sets it and routes your address to it.
server.port=${PORT:8080}Spring Boot on Rimbra
- Connect PostgreSQL or MySQL and map DATABASE_URL into spring.datasource settings.
Read the full list of detected frameworks and default commands in the frameworks docs.
Questions
Can I host a Spring Boot app for free?
Yes. Rimbra’s Free plan needs no card and includes 4 projects, 1 database, 200 build minutes and 50 GB of bandwidth a month, with a free HTTPS address for each project.
Does every push redeploy my Spring Boot app?
Yes. Every push to your production branch builds a new version. It goes live only when it answers, so visitors never see a broken release, and you can roll back to an earlier build instantly.
