Springboot

In a previous docker tutorial we saw how to deploy a single Spring Boot Microservice to Docker container. But suppose the requirement is such that we may need to deploy multiple microservices to

In this tutorial, we will -

Wikipedia defines Docker as an open-source project that automates the deployment of software applications inside containers by providing an additional layer of abstraction and automation of OS-level virtualization on Linux

In this post we make use of Netflix Ribbon for Client Side Load Balancing. In previous posts we made use of Netflix component Eureka for service registry and discovery.

In previous post we registered a microservice to Eureka server. This post we consume this service by discovering the student-producer service from the Eureka server.

In this series we’ll learn how to use Netflix Spring Cloud Components. In these posts we make use of Netflix component Eureka for service registry and discovery.

This is the second article in a series of 5 articles covering service discovery in microservices architecture using SpringBoot and Netflix Eureka:

A service registry is a phone book for your microservices. Each service registers itself with the service registry and tells the registry where it lives (host, port, node name).