Intro to Development of Java Spring Microservices with Cloud Foundry

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A live demo builds and pushes a Java Spring Boot bookmarks app with CF CLI, scales it to two instances, and exposes a flaky behavior: deleting a bookmark hits only one instance because it uses H2 in‑memory. Binding to Postgres fixes consistency across instances. A separate UI service deploys and discovers the API via Eureka service registry and calls it with Feign. Logs come from `cf logs` and runtime details and metrics appear through Spring Boot actuators.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:38Motivation
3. 3:35Basics
4. 4:22Application
5. 6:00Cloud Foundry
6. 10:00Demo
7. 15:20Connecting to Postgres
8. 19:30Connecting to different microservices
9. 25:08Gathering logs
10. 27:55Summary

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