The Beginner’s Guide To Spring Cloud
summary
Overview of what gets built and what actually works: a tiny demo app composes three microservices (greeting, name, web) that register with Eureka, fetch configuration from a Git-backed Spring Cloud Config Server spun up via the Spring Cloud CLI, and route through a Zuul gateway. Client-side load balancing uses Ribbon with Feign clients, Sleuth adds trace IDs and sends traces to Zipkin, and Hystrix-based circuit breakers run under the covers.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (26)
- 0:00Start
- 0:41About Me
- 2:09Survey
- 3:35Why Spring Cloud
- 4:50Spring Cloud Project
- 6:14Routing and Messaging
- 6:26Api Gateways
- 8:07Configuration
- 9:50Service Discovery
- 11:50Api Gateway
- 13:10Circuit Breakers
- 14:49Tracing
- 15:51Ci Pipelines and Testing
- 16:14Spring Cloud Contract
- 17:52Demo
- 19:34The Spring Cloud Cli
- 23:18Coding
- 24:29Give Your Application a Name
- 25:42Annotations
- 27:30Sampler Bean
- 29:14Logging Information
- 30:35New Projects
- 35:57Register with Eureka
- 36:32Request Mapping
- 46:11Dependency Graph
- 49:26Spring Cloud Services
related talks
01h 09mThe Beginner’s Guide To Spring Cloud
01h 20mGetting Started with Spring Cloud
49mSpring Cloud *: Exploring Spring Cloud Implementations
52mBuilding a typical Spring Cloud architecture application
01h 27mSpring Cloud at Netflix
52mIntroduction to Spring Cloud
51mBrewing the Best of All Worlds
41mLiving on the Edge (Service): Bunding Microservices