Reading and using a properties file in an application is a very important operation, making our application usable in many different environments with different configuration parameters. In Mule 3, reading and using properties files will involve much use of Spring framework to manipulate properties files.… Read More
The Spring Boot Actuator is a Spring tool that allows us to monitor our application on a production environment without any code at all. It will expose the information about the application, its status, how the data relates to the application, etc. How is it… Read More
Check out the full series of Questions Management tutorial here. Our Questions Management application currently has 8 services including 3 Core Service, 2 Composite Service, and 3 API Service. To register them with Eureka Server, as I mentioned in the tutorial Register services with Eureka Server… Read More
Check out the full series of Questions Management tutorial here. After creating the support-discovery-server project, it’s time to use Spring Cloud Netflix to enable the Eureka Server for this Support Discovery Server. As I have instructed you in the tutorial Learn about Eureka Server of… Read More
Check out the full series of Questions Management tutorial here. Managing and monitoring services in a Microservices system is very important to ensure that our application can operate smoothly. To do this, we first need a place that can be used to register information about services… Read More
In addition to using the Nexus Repository Manager’s provided UI to upload an artifact, we can also use the RESTful API, which is also available from the Nexus Repository Manager, to do this. How is it in details? Let’s find out in this tutorial. First,… Read More
While working with Maven projects, you can face the case that the library we need does not exist in any Remote Maven Repository. In that case, to be able to use this library in your Maven project, you need to either install it to the… Read More
I showed you how to run a container using the “run” command in Kubernetes. This tutorial, I introduce you another way is to use the “create” command with a configuration file! The syntax of the “create” command is basically the following:
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Where <path_to_configuration_file> is… Read More
The “run” command of the Kubernetes Controller is used only to create a new Pod in the Kubernetes cluster. This command makes it easy for beginners to learn about Kubernetes to deploy a Pod and thus easily deploy a container in a Kubernetes cluster. In… Read More
To work with any system, the first thing you need to grasp is the basic concepts used with that system. So, in this tutorial, I would like to explain the important concepts in Kubernetes to you guys! These concepts include: Node A node is a… Read More
