5 Controlling your configuration with the Spring Cloud Configuration Server
This chapter covers
- Separating the service configuration from the service code
- Configuring a Spring Cloud Configuration Server
- Integrating a Spring Boot microservice with a configuration server
- Encrypting sensitive properties
- Integrating the Spring Cloud Configuration Server with HashiCorp Vault
Software developers always hear about the importance of keeping the application configuration separate from the code. In most scenarios, this means not using hardcoded values in the code. Forgetting this principle can make changing an application more complicated because every time a change to the configuration is made, the application has to be recompiled and/or redeployed. ...
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