Making Sense Of Configuration and Service Discovery On Kubernetes

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" summary

Compares concrete options for external config and discovery on Kubernetes: using config maps and secrets mounted as a volume with spring.config.import:configtree versus keeping Spring Cloud Config Server (extended with a Kubernetes environment repo) and using a Spring Cloud Kubernetes discovery server so existing discovery clients and Spring Cloud LoadBalancer keep working. Demo builds three apps (config server, discovery server, frontend/sensor), runs RabbitMQ, deploys five sensor pods, shows config mounted files, and describes a config watcher that calls the refresh endpoint to update without full cluster restarts.

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" chapters (14)

1. 0:00Start
2. 4:40Spring Cloud and Kubernetes
3. 10:45Spring Config Import
4. 11:25Config Tree
5. 13:49Service Discovery
6. 20:35The Spring Cloud Kubernetes Discovery Server
7. 21:59The Config Watcher
8. 23:39Demo
9. 26:13Spring Data Source
10. 36:28Deploy the Discovery Server
11. 38:34Configuration Server
12. 39:53Discovery Server
13. 41:52Do I Need To Use Spring Cloud
14. 44:10Config Maps and Secrets

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