Easy microservices with JHipster
summary
JHipster claims 10,000 microservices/month and shows concrete tooling: Spring Boot backends, Angular/React frontends, Eureka + Zuul + Hystrix for discovery, gateway and circuit‑breaking, Elastic Stack + Kibana as the JHipster Console, Consul/Traefik alternatives, Zipkin tracing, Keycloak or JWT auth, Docker Compose and a docker generator, JDL entity DSL, and built CI pipelines (Travis/Jenkins). Demos generate a gateway + two services, register them, run dashboards, scale instances and demonstrate failover; a few startup hiccups appear but the end‑to‑end flow works.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:20Agenda
- 4:37Simple macro service
- 8:12Spring Configuration Server
- 15:37Microservices Architecture
- 19:39Microservices vs Monolith
- 21:37Bad reasons for choosing microservices
- 24:38Load Balancing
- 26:38Toll Factors
- 27:40Gateways
- 31:13API Management
- 33:26Configuration Management
- 35:08Spring Code Configuration
- 36:08Documentation
- 36:20Demo
- 47:34Generating Entities
- 56:40Zulu
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