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Eureka client instances deregistering and closing Java processes #2281
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Also, I had the same issue described above even before I set up eureka.client.healtcheck.enabled. |
What version of Spring Cloud are you using? |
Brixton.RC1 |
Can you upgrade to Camden.SR7 or Dalston.SR3? |
I will give it a try. But will this help? Is there something in the framework that is called behind the scenes that is causing the deregistration from Eureka? I would also like to understand this. |
Your using a very old release candidate that is no longer supported. Eureka went through many changes, so indeed, things may have fixed your issue. |
Ok. Thanks. I will give it a try soon and let you know. |
I got the same problem. I resolved it by adding this dependency:
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thanks dulipchandana . It works for me org.springframework.boot spring-boot-starter-web |
Hello Team , Thank you. |
I got the same problem. I resolved it by adding this dependency: org.springframework.boot spring-boot-starter-webThank you @dulipchandana |
You are right, thank you @dulipchandana |
Hi,
I have a microservice that is registering with eureka. And I am starting 4 instances of this microservice on 4 different ports. The thing is that after some time, all the instances are deregistering and are shutting down the Java processes. See below excerpts from the logs of the instances:
Instance 1:
Instance 2:
Instance 3
Instance 4
The configuration that I am using in application.yml:
Might now what the problem would be?
I am using Spring Boot 1.3.3.
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