Microservice Architecture: Practical Implementation/

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Experiments

Experiments

In this lesson, we'll discuss some experiments you can do on the Netflix stack.

We'll cover the following...

Try the experiments in the following widget! #

version: '3'
services:
  eureka:
    image: educative1/mapi_ms_eureka
    ports:
      - "8761:8761"
  customer:
    image: educative1/mapi_ms_customer
    links:
     - eureka
  catalog:
    image: educative1/mapi_ms_catalog
    links:
     - eureka
  order:
    image: educative1/mapi_ms_order
    links:
     - eureka
  zuul:
    image: educative1/mapi_ms_zuul  
    links:
     - eureka
    ports:
      - "8080:8080"
  turbine:
    image: educative1/mapi_ms_turbine
    links:
     - eureka
    ports:
      - "8989:8989"

Additional microservice #

Supplement the system with an additional microservice.

  • A microservice that is used by a call center agent to create notes for a call can be used as an example. The call center agent should be able to select the customer.

  • You can copy and modify one of the existing microservices. microservices.

  • Register the microservice in Eureka.

  • The customer microservice must be called via Ribbon. The microservice will be found automatically via Eureka, otherwise, the microservice must be looked up explicitly in Eureka.

  • Package the microservice in a Docker image and add the image to docker-compose.yml. There you can also determine the name of the Docker container.

  • Create a link in docker-compose.yml from the container with the new service to the container eureka ...