Microservices with Spring Boot.
Microservice architectures are the ‘new normal’. Building small, self-contained, ready to run applications can bring great flexibility and added resilience to your code. Spring Boot’s many purpose-built features make it easy to build and run your microservices in production at scale.
Microservices are a modern approach to software whereby application code is delivered in small, manageable pieces, independent of others.
Their small scale and relative isolation can lead to many additional benefits, such as easier maintenance, improved productivity, greater fault tolerance, better business alignment, and more.
With Spring Boot, your microservices can start small and iterate fast. That’s why it has become the de facto standard for Java™ microservices.
I will add more MS later for the MongoDB connection.
This was built with JDK 19.
You always need to start the config-server first, then Eureka-server and then the api-gateway. Because eureka is our discovery service and the configuration server is our server that will provide us with the ports
Name: Eureka-server;
Running at Port: 9010
Name: Api-Gateway;
Running at Port: 9011
MS1 = MS-People-Controller
server.port = 0 (Eureka will decide the port)
MS2 = MS-Animals-Controller
server.port = 0 (Eureka will decide the port)
for example:
localhost:9011/ms-people-controller/api/people/status