Uploading Files to Google Cloud with Spring boot and Angular Part 2

This tutorial explains how to upload files to google cloud using Spring boot and Angular. This is the second of two videos in this series. The file metadata which includes the file id, name and URL is stored in a PostgreSQL database. The files are stored in a google bucket. This is how files for web systems are stored. When an application goes to production, files are no longer stored in a database or a folder. A bucket that has been created on the Google cloud platform is the best place to persist files or any other cloud services. For such an application to be able to upload files to google cloud one must make sure they have installed application default credentials on the machine where the app is running from.

Code: https://github.com/J-Mwaura/image-upload-frontend

🔥Check out the Spring boot app video 🔥https://github.com/J-Mwaura/image-upload-backend

Develop an Angular frontend to communicate with a Spring boot application that will have the program logic for uploading files to google cloud and saving the file metadata in a PostgreSQL database.

Interaction between the two apps is achieved by establishing a communication channel over HTTP(S) where the backend provides a set of APIs, and the frontend consumes these APIs to display data, interact with the backend.

Spring boot app: https://youtu.be/UWZjHP9R194

Видео Uploading Files to Google Cloud with Spring boot and Angular Part 2 канала James Mwaura