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Cloud Foundry service broker for Microsoft SQL Server

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mssql-server-broker

This is a Cloud Foundry service broker for Microsoft SQL Server. It currently supports multiple database instances within a SQL Server instances running external to CF.

This version should be considered a beta product, and has been tested against CF Elastic Runtime v1.9

Prerequisites

The service broker requires an existing SQL Server install. It has been tested against the docker-based version described here.

The Modules

broker

This module contains the broker code. Its readme contains information on how to build, configure, and deploy the broker.

connector

This module contains spring-cloud-connector code that can optionally be used by consumers of a brokered service.

client-example

A sample project that demos usage of the broker and the connector. See its readme for more details.

util

Shared utilities for interacting with the SQL Server backend.

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