Provisioning brokered services

We have already looked at how to bind an application to a service using the cf bind-service command and the Maven plugin. However, we should now look at how to enable and configure our service. You can easily display a list of all the available services and then enable them using Pivotal's dashboard; this can be found under Marketplace.

The provisioning of a brokered service with Pivotal Web Services is very easy. After installation, some services are already available to use without any additional configuration. All we have to do is to bind them to selected applications and properly pass their network addresses in the application's settings. Every application can be easily bound to a service using the UI dashboard. ...

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