Spring Boot Microservices Architecture: A Deep Dive
summary
A compact demo builds three microservices—signin, product and order—using Spring Boot with service discovery via Eureka server, RestTemplate calls and separate databases per service; registration and login return a JWT token used in subsequent requests and the services register on the registry while running locally on ports like 8081 and 8083; asynchronous options mention Kafka/RabbitMQ, CI/CD and Kubernetes for scaling, and Postman verifies endpoints though the live demo finishes only partially.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Spring Boot Microservices intro
- 1:04Why Java for microservices
- 3:11Microservices benefits
- 5:36Sync vs async communication
- 7:20Config management
- 9:27Spring Boot overview
- 12:00Demo setup & structure
- 15:12User auth service
- 16:37Order & product services
- 19:50Running the demo
- 27:56Microservices challenges
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