Cloud 66-Rumble Dev Setup -- 2
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
I need an experienced hand to get my Java Spring Boot application running smoothly on Cloud 66 with Rumble Cloud as the underlying provider. Right now nothing is live—the goal is to stand up a clean DEVELOPMENT environment and prove that code pushes flow straight through to a working container.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Environment configuration – build the Cloud 66 stack, wire it to Rumble Cloud, and make sure network, storage, and security settings follow platform best-practice.
• Application deployment – containerise or otherwise package the Spring Boot service, create the deployment manifest, and verify that a fresh git commit ends up as a running instance.
If you prefer using Cloud 66 Toolbelt, CX (the web dashboard), or direct API calls, that’s fine so long as the steps are documented. I’d also like a concise README outlining how to repeat the workflow locally and how to trigger future deployments.
Acceptance criteria
– A push to the main branch results in a successfully built and deployed Spring Boot app visible on the Rumble Cloud endpoint.
– All relevant configs (stack.yml, service.yml, Dockerfile, etc.) committed to the repo.
– Clear, step-by-step notes so another developer can recreate the setup.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you’ve already tackled Cloud 66 + Rumble before, let’s get started.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Environment configuration – build the Cloud 66 stack, wire it to Rumble Cloud, and make sure network, storage, and security settings follow platform best-practice.
• Application deployment – containerise or otherwise package the Spring Boot service, create the deployment manifest, and verify that a fresh git commit ends up as a running instance.
If you prefer using Cloud 66 Toolbelt, CX (the web dashboard), or direct API calls, that’s fine so long as the steps are documented. I’d also like a concise README outlining how to repeat the workflow locally and how to trigger future deployments.
Acceptance criteria
– A push to the main branch results in a successfully built and deployed Spring Boot app visible on the Rumble Cloud endpoint.
– All relevant configs (stack.yml, service.yml, Dockerfile, etc.) committed to the repo.
– Clear, step-by-step notes so another developer can recreate the setup.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you’ve already tackled Cloud 66 + Rumble before, let’s get started.