A Spring Cloud application with NixMash Blog Tutorials at http://nixmash.com. NixMash Cloud will eventually be a Microservice Version of NixMash Blog located here. NixMash Cloud uses the same SQL Schema as NixMash Blog.
NixMash Cloud consists of the following Modules:
- CONFIG Spring Cloud Config Server
- CORE Module with shared Domain objects and log
- POSTS Posts Service Module
- EUREKA Eureka Discovery Service Module
- MVC Web Client Application
- Zipkin and other Cloud modules in development
- NixMash Post: A Spring Cloud Application Outline
- NixMash Post: Testing a Spring Cloud Service Endpoint with @MockBean
- NixMash Post: Consuming REST HAL-formatted JSON with Spring RestTemplate
- NixMash Post: Customizing REST Output with Spring Projections
Open the application root build.gradle file in your IDE. Use the IDE to build the project or the included Gradle buildAll.sh bash script in /install/sh/buildAll.sh.
NixMash Cloud is configured for MySQL and H2. Spring Profiles are "mysql" and "h2" respectively. A setup script is provided in /install/sql/mysqlsetup.sql for MySQL, but currently includes no data. Data is included when using H2 for testing purposes. MySQL Configuration is located in /core/src/main/resources/db/mysql.properties or configurable as runtime arguments.
Spring Cloud uses a Git Configuration directory to house the various Cloud .properties files. The Configuration Directory used for NixMash Cloud is found in the GitHub repository nixmash-cloud-config. Change the location of the directory in your Config Server application.properties and module bootstrap.properties files.
To run NixMash Cloud in your IDE launch the following in order:
- Config Server
- Eureka Service
- Posts Service
- MVC Client Web Application
- Posts List: http://localhost:8000/posts (will initially be empty in mysql)
- Edge REST retrieval of same: http://localhost:8001/post-service/posts
MORE AS IT COMES ONLINE....
To run in Gradle:
$ gradle config:clean config:bootRun
$ gradle eureka:clean eureka:bootRun
$ gradle posts:clean posts:bootRun
$ gradle mvc:clean mvc:bootRun