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Best Practices for Developing Rest-Based Microservices with Spring-Boot

spring-boot-microservices-best-practices

Best Practices for Developing Rest-Based Microservices with Spring-Boot A service offers REST APIs for managing/consuming orders.

Owner

• Ehab Qadah

Tools and Technologies Used

• Spring Boot -2.4.0-SNAPSHOT

• Maven

• MYSQL

• Swagger

• Flywaydb

• Hibernate 5

• lighthouse-orm-commons

• Docker and Docker Compose

Check out here for more details.

APIs documentation

LOCAL

Management APIs

actuator

Local MySql Setup

Setup a local mysql container:

• Go into docker-compose directory under the root directory of the project
• Use docker-compose -p "sql" up -d
• Access http://localhost:8081/?server=db&username=exchange_rates
• Use local_user/P@ssword1 as user/password credentials

Create local_user user and empty schema local_db by executing the following SQL commands:

CREATE USER IF NOT EXISTS  'local_user'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'P@ssword1';
CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS local_db CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_unicode_ci;
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON local_db.* TO 'local_user'@'%';

Docker Image

export IMAGE_NAME="<image-name>"
export GIT_COMMIT="<git-commit>"

docker build -t $IMAGE_NAME --build-arg GIT_COMMIT=$GIT_COMMIT  --build-arg ENVIRONMENT=local   .

Deployment

The micro-service can be deployed on a Kubernetes cluster using the DEPLOYMENT pipeline.