Learn OpenFeign REST Client, Spring Cloud Eureka, API Gateway, Circuit Breaker, Resilience4j, Config Server,LoadBalancer
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The curriculum uses practical examples to demonstrate how different microservices interact within a distributed system.
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The Spring Cloud Eureka dashboard interface displays system uptime and lease settings alongside a list of currently registered microservices like ADDRESS-SERVICE and STUDENT-SERVICE.
This architectural diagram illustrates how the Spring Cloud API Gateway acts as a central entry point, routing consumer requests to backend microservices like student-service and address-service.
This diagram illustrates the circuit breaker pattern in microservices, contrasting a closed switch that allows communication between services with an open switch that blocks it.
The Zipkin UI displays a distributed trace timeline visualizing service interactions between the API Gateway, Student Service, and Address Service.
Some dependencies and annotations may be outdated for the most recent Spring releases, potentially requiring manual adjustments.
The curriculum aligns with the requirements of Java developers looking to implement microservices.