Flying to clouds - can it be easy?

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A concrete recipe for moving a Java service to the cloud using Spring Cloud Netflix: a Git-backed Spring Cloud Config server, Eureka registry for discovery, a front-end news service and an article backend wired with a Feign declarative client and Ribbon load balancing. Demo shows config value changing from default 10 to 5, and stopping the article service triggers the Hystrix circuit breaker to open (fast failures, no fallback). Netflix numbers cited: >500 microservices, ~30% of Internet traffic, two billion edge calls.

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1. 0:00Introduction to cloud native apps
2. 1:11What is Spring Cloud Netflix
3. 9:02Netflix’s microservices architecture
4. 11:11Spring Cloud core concepts
5. 13:41Spring Cloud Config overview
6. 16:13Spring Cloud Netflix components
7. 19:04Circuit breaker with Hystrix
8. 21:15Client-side load balancing
9. 21:35Feign declarative client
10. 22:39Live demo setup
11. 24:38Demo execution
12. 32:55Q&A session

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