Living on the Edge (Service): Bundling Microservices to Optimize Consumption for Devices
summary
Shows how to assemble a working edge service for devices using Spring Boot, Spring Cloud Config backed by Git, Eureka service registry, Ribbon client load‑balancing and a Zuul edge proxy to route to backing microservices. Builds a quote service (JPA + H2 + Spring Data REST) and an edge endpoint that fetches a random quote; demonstrates Hystrix fallback when the quote service is killed. Adds asynchronous submission with Spring Cloud Stream (Rabbit or Redis) so messages queue and are consumed reliably — the demo registers services and the fallbacks and messaging all work.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25Who am I
- 3:34Im not a good singer
- 5:00Netflix OSS
- 12:40Spring IO
- 18:05Config Service
- 22:53Eureka Dashboard
- 37:00Spring Initializer
- 38:13Zool Proxy
- 41:15Request Mapping
- 45:55fallback method
- 51:05quote method
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