Explore Echo: Open-Source Java Community Platform & Deployment Guide
Echo is a full‑stack open‑source Java community system built with Spring Boot, MyBatis, MySQL, Redis, Kafka and Elasticsearch, offering modules like posts, comments and notifications, and the article provides its core tech stack, development environment, local setup steps, deployment architecture, demo screenshots and source code access.
Project Overview
Echo is an open‑source community system that integrates front‑end and back‑end, built on a mainstream Java web stack (Spring Boot, MyBatis, MySQL, Redis, Kafka, Elasticsearch, Spring Security, etc.). It provides modules such as posts, comments, private messages, system notifications, likes, follows, search, user settings and data statistics.
Core Technology Stack
Backend components:
Spring, Spring Boot 2.1.5, Spring MVC
MyBatis (ORM)
MySQL 5.7
Redis
Caffeine (local cache)
Kafka 2.13‑2.7.0
Elasticsearch 6.4.3
Spring Security
Spring Mail
Spring Quartz
SLF4J + Logback
Frontend components:
Thymeleaf
Bootstrap 4.x
jQuery
Ajax
Development Environment
OS: Windows 10
Build tool: Apache Maven
IDE: IntelliJ IDEA
Application server: Apache Tomcat
API testing: Postman
Load testing: Apache JMeter
Version control: Git
Java version: 8
Local Run & Configuration
Prepare Java 8, MySQL 5.7, Redis, Kafka, and Elasticsearch. Modify application-develop.properties and logback-spring-develop.xml to match your local settings (database connection, mail SMTP, Kafka consumer group, Elasticsearch cluster name, Qiniu storage, log path, etc.). Start MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch and Kafka before launching the application.
Database Initialization
Create a database named greatecommunity and execute the SQL scripts provided in the sql folder to create the required tables.
Deployment Architecture
Demo Screenshots
Various UI screenshots illustrate the post list, login page, password reset, posting, post details and reply features.
Open‑Source Repository
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