github-service-broker sample<\/a>, but we will remove all the GitHub-related stuff.<\/p>\nThe only action that needs an actual implementation is the binding.<\/p>\n
class ServiceBrokerApp < Sinatra::Base\r\n\r\n put '\/v2\/service_instances\/:instance_id\/service_bindings\/:id' do |instance_id, binding_id|\r\n credentials = self.class.app_settings['idol'] # get credentials from settings.yml\r\n content_type :json\r\n status 200\r\n {"credentials" => credentials}.to_json\r\n end\r\n\r\nend<\/pre>\nThis returns the credentials that the cloud controller will then add to the environment of the binded applications.<\/p>\n
The other actions will be quite simple, as the catalog will be a hardcoded JSON for the services and provisioning, deprovisioning and unbinding will simply do nothing and return an empty JSON with a 200 response code.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>How to deploy it<\/span><\/h3>\nWatch this video to see how to deploy the service broker we\u2019ve written to Cloud Foundry:<\/p>\n