Kubernetes Native JHipster microservices
summary
JHipster generates a full microservice stack and the Kubernetes manifests to deploy it: a gateway “store” app (Angular, Spring Boot, MySQL) and an “accountancy” service (Spring Boot, MongoDB). The demo uses prebuilt Docker images pushed to a registry, runs the generated apply script, and shows deployments, readiness/liveness probes, and CPU/memory limits active. Istio is installed so Istio sidecar proxies handle traffic management and resiliency, and the toolset can generate Kubernetes YAML and surface traces in Kiali and Zipkin — everything deploys and routes successfully.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:11Liquid Share
- 3:04Microservices
- 4:36What is Kubernetes
- 6:08How does Kubernetes work
- 7:50Extensions
- 9:12Microservice Patterns
- 9:37Microservice Platform
- 11:05Project Overview
- 11:33Secure Mechanism
- 12:27Demo
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