An example of setting up Spring-Boot with Spark with simple word count application

1. It can be run either in IDE or an maven application.
   
2. $ spark-springboot> mvn clean install package -e -DskipTests=true
   
3. If you don't want to skip the tests exclude -DskipTests=true in above step 2.
   
4. $ spark-springboot/target> java -jar spark-springboot.jar
   
5. Else in shot you can call $ spark-springboot> mvn clean install spring-boot:run -e
   
6. You can hit http://localhost:8080/api/wordcount to view the output.
   
7. You can also visualize your spark-jobs execution using http://localhost:4040/
   

8. oc new-project demo
   
9. oc create -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pkrish15/spark-drools/master/resources.yaml
   
10. oc new-app oshinko-webui
    
11. oc get routes
    
12. oc new-app --template oshinko-java-spark-build-dc
    -p APPLICATION_NAME=spark-springboot
    -p APP_MAIN_CLASS=com.redhat.gpte.SparkExperimentApplication
    -p GIT_URI=https://github.com/Pkrish15/spark-springboot
    -p APP_FILE=spark-springboot.jar