Cloud Native Java
summary
Builds a cloud-native reservation service end-to-end and shows it running: Spring Boot + Spring Cloud with a reactive WebFlux API, Reactive MongoDB for persistence (with an aside that MongoDB sometimes loses data), Actuator for metrics, a Git-backed Config Server for live config refresh, Eureka service registry with client-side load balancing, a Gateway and a reactive WebClient, Zipkin tracing, and a Hystrix circuit breaker that returns a fallback “eek” when the downstream service is down. The demos run live and configuration updates apply immediately.
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chapters (34)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:42About Josh Long
- 4:25About Pivotal
- 4:40Why Pivotal
- 11:10Slides
- 12:51Technologies
- 14:16Identity
- 14:59Reservation
- 23:25ASCII Artwork
- 24:15I cried
- 24:53REST API
- 26:09Restart
- 27:03Operational endpoints
- 27:29Actuator
- 28:32Configuration
- 29:08Create Director
- 29:18Clone Git Repository
- 29:32Create Config Server
- 29:45Generate New Project
- 30:01Config Server
- 30:43Config Client
- 30:54Reservation Service
- 31:19Change Message
- 32:59Feature Flags
- 33:38Eureka
- 34:09Reservation Client
- 34:38Edge Service
- 35:03Service Registry
- 37:46ServiceRegistry
- 38:08Load Balance
- 38:34Endpoint
- 41:55Circuit Breaker
- 43:18Observability
- 44:08Distributed Tracing








