February 2019
Intermediate to advanced
442 pages
11h 46m
English
Configurations are part of any application, and in the Spring world they are in the form of the properties file, generally bundled with the application code. It is a tedious job to deploy the entire service any time there's a configuration change. What if a configuration can be managed outside of the application? This is a good idea because managing configurations externally allows us to reflect changes without deploying or even restarting a service. This is exactly what configuration management does. Configurations are allowed on the fly.