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Microservice pattern: Server-side service discovery #2686

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iluwatar opened this issue Oct 15, 2023 · 5 comments
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Microservice pattern: Server-side service discovery #2686

iluwatar opened this issue Oct 15, 2023 · 5 comments

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@iluwatar
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iluwatar commented Oct 15, 2023

Description

Implement the Server-Side Service Discovery design pattern for the project. This pattern helps in dynamically locating services within a microservices architecture, enhancing the system's scalability and flexibility.

Main Elements of the Pattern:

  1. Service Registry: A central repository that holds the network locations of service instances.
  2. Service Provider: Services register their instances with the service registry.
  3. Service Consumer: Consumers query the service registry to find available service instances.
  4. Load Balancer: Directs service requests to available service instances based on a load-balancing strategy.
  5. Health Check: Ensures that only healthy service instances are registered and available for service discovery.

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Acceptance Criteria

  1. Service Registry Setup: Implement a service registry (e.g., Eureka, Consul) to manage the dynamic locations of service instances.
  2. Service Registration and Discovery: Ensure that services can register themselves with the service registry and that consumers can discover these services.
  3. Load Balancing and Health Checks: Integrate load balancing and health checks to maintain the availability and reliability of the service instances.
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can you assign me this

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lokytech5 commented Oct 19, 2023

Please specify if I can use Spring Boot to implement the design or core Java.

@iluwatar
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Yes, Spring Boot can be used. It has been used in some other patterns as well.

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currently on it

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