Spring 5.0 Projects

Dynamic configuration in Spring Cloud

As we know, the microservice architecture consists of a number of small and independently deployable microservices that handle end-user calls and interact with each other. Based on the project's needs, they may run in various environments, such as development, testing, staging, production, and so on. To improve the scaling capabilities of an application, there may be multiple instances of microservices configured to work with the load balancer.

Each microservice possesses a set of configurations, including database configurations, interaction with other services, message broker configurations, and custom configurations. Handling microservice configurations between various environments is one of the most ...