Microservices Project README

This microservices project consists of two main components: Limits Service and Spring Cloud Config Server. Below are details for each component:

Limits Service

Overview

The Limits Service is a microservice that provides information about configured limits. It exposes an endpoint /limits that returns a JSON object containing minimum and maximum values.

Configuration

• Application Properties:

  • spring.application.name=limits-service
  • spring.config.import = optional:configserver:http://localhost:8888
  • spring.profiles.active=dev
  • spring.cloud.config.profile=qa
  • limits-service.minimum = 3
  • limits-service.maximum = 997

• POM File: limits-service/pom.xml

• Bean Class: xyz.deved.microservices.limitsservice.bean.Limits

• Controller Class: xyz.deved.microservices.limitsservice.controller.LimitsController

• Main Application Class: xyz.deved.microservices.limitsservice.LimitsServiceApplication

Spring Cloud Config Server

Overview

The Spring Cloud Config Server is responsible for providing centralized configuration for microservices. It is configured to retrieve configuration details from a Git repository.

Configuration

• Application Properties:

  • spring.application.name=spring-cloud-config-server
  • server.port=8888
  • spring.cloud.config.server.git.uri=file:///C:/Users/Edy/Desktop/git-localconfig-repo

• POM File: spring-cloud-config/pom.xml

• Main Application Class: xyz.deved.microservices.springcloudconfig.SpringCloudConfigApplication

How to Run

1. Create a Folder and Initialize Git:

   mkdir microservices-project
   cd microservices-project
   git init

2. Create Limits Service Properties Files:

   • Create limits-service-qa.properties and limits-service-dev.properties in the newly created folder.
   • Add the limits inside the folders like this limits-service.minimum = 5 - limits-service.maximum = 995.

3. Commit to Local Repository:

   git add .
   git commit -m "Initial commit with microservices project files"

4. Run Spring Cloud Config Server:

   • Navigate to the spring-cloud-config directory and run the Spring Cloud Config Server.

5. Run Limits Service:

   • Navigate to the limits-service directory and run the Limits Service.

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