July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
414 pages
11h 18m
English
In this case, since the client is also another Eureka Client, Zuul can be configured just like other microservices. Zuul itself registers to Eureka with a service ID. The clients then use Eureka and the service ID to resolve Zuul instances.

As shown in the preceding diagram, Zuul services register themselves with Eureka with a service ID, search-apigateway in our case. The Eureka Client will ask for the server list with the ID search-apigateway. The Eureka Server returns the list of servers based on the current Zuul topology. The Eureka Client, based on this list, picks up one ...
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