September 2019
Intermediate to advanced
668 pages
15h 59m
English
Content preview from Hands-On Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud
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Changes in the source code
To be able to use Docker Compose, we need to create a configuration file, docker-compose.yml, that describes the microservices Docker Compose will manage for us. We also need to set up Dockerfiles for the remaining microservices and add a Docker-specific Spring profile to each of them.
All four microservices have their own Dockerfile, but they all look the same as the preceding one. You can find them here:
- $BOOK_HOME/Chapter04/microservices/product-service/Dockerfile
- $BOOK_HOME/Chapter04/microservices/recommendation-service/Dockerfile
- $BOOK_HOME/Chapter04/microservices/review-service/Dockerfile
- $BOOK_HOME/Chapter04/microservices/product-composite-service/Dockerfile
When it comes to the Spring profiles, the three ...