The first part of « Basics of Microservices » (http://nicolasduminil.blogspirit.com/archive/2018/05/25/basics-of-microservices-with-spring-boot-3106415.html) shown how to develop and deploy a complex microservice with Spring Boot. In this part we’ll show how to use Spring Cloud Configuration Server in order to segregate the property management process from the core microservice.
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Basics of Microservices -Part 2: The Spring Cloud Configuration Server
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Basics of Microservices - Part One: The Core
This blog ticket is the first part of an article series aiming at demystifying the process of design and development of microservices with Spring Boot. This is not a Spring Boot documentation or tutorial and I assume the reader has the required exposure to this technology. It is rather a quick-start sample demonstrating some of the Spring Boot basics like messaging and REST services and allowing to jump directly to the code.
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Basic of Microservices - Part 3: The Netflix Eureka Server
In the first part of this articles series (http://nicolasduminil.blogspirit.com/archive/2018/05/25/basics-of-microservices-with-spring-boot-3106415.html) we presented a complex architecture consisting in two microservices, one running an ActiveMQ broker, another one running a Spring Boot based REST API. This architecture has been refined in the second part (http://nicolasduminil.blogspirit.com/archive/2018/05/28/basics-of-microservices-part-2-the-spring-cloud-configuratio-3106503.html) in order to add to it the Spring Cloud Configuration Server. This is the 3rd part in which we demonstrate the use of the Netflix Eureka Server.