Project 1 - Create a new microservice for allowing customers to getInsurance policy from your banking app

Create a new Spring project called dateAndTime from start.spring.io and create a service running on port 8080 of your localhost, that will return the current time and date on hitting the service (http://localhost:8080/) through POSTMAN or Chrome (GET API call)

Hint: Refer to the official Java Time API for getting the current Date/Time.Create a new Spring project called dateAndTime from start.spring.io and create a service running on port 8080 of your localhost, that will return the current time and date on hitting the service (http://localhost:8080/) through POSTMAN or Chrome (GET API call)

Hint: Refer to the official Java Time API for getting the current Date/Time.Create a new Spring project called dateAndTime from start.spring.io and create a service running on port 8080 of your localhost, that will return the current time and date on hitting the service (http://localhost:8080/) through POSTMAN or Chrome (GET API call)

Hint: Refer to the official Java Time API for getting the current Date/Time.Create a new Spring project called dateAndTime from start.spring.io and create a service running on port 8080 of your localhost, that will return the current time and date on hitting the service (http://localhost:8080/) through POSTMAN or Chrome (GET API call)

Hint: Refer to the official Java Time API for getting the current Date/Time.Create a new Spring project called dateAndTime from start.spring.io and create a service running on port 8080 of your localhost, that will return the current time and date on hitting the service (http://localhost:8080/) through POSTMAN or Chrome (GET API call)

Hint: Refer to the official Java Time API for getting the current Date/Time.