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= Spring Boot Admin Reference Guide =
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Johannes Edmeier <https://twitter.com/joshiste[@joshiste]>
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Spring Boot Admin is a simple application to manage and monitor your http://projects.spring.io/spring-boot/[Spring Boot Applications].
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The applications register with our Spring Boot Admin Client (via http) or are discovered using Spring Cloud (e.g. Eureka).
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The UI is just an Angular.js application on top of the Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints. In case you want to use the more advanced features (e.g. jmx-, loglevel-management), Jolokia must be included in the client application.
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The UI is just an Angular.js application on top of the Spring Boot Actuator endpoints. In case you want to use the more advanced features (e.g. jmx-, loglevel-management), Jolokia must be included in the client application.
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[[getting-started]]
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== Getting started ==
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The AutoConfiguration is triggered by the presence of the `spring.boot.admin.url`. So if you don't set this property for your tests, the Spring Boot Admin Client is not active.
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How do I customize the UI?::
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You can only customize the UI by copying and modifying the source of `spring-boot-admin-ui` and adding your own module to your classpath.
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You can only customize the UI by copying and modifying the source of `spring-boot-admin-ui` and adding your own module to your classpath.

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