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This is the source code accompanying 'The Simplest Spring Cloud Tutorial Ever' (史上最简单的SpringCloud教程), a long-running Chinese blog series by author forezp that teaches Spring Cloud microservices step by step, covering service registration, service calls, circuit breaking, gateways, config, tracing and more.
This is the source code accompanying 'The Simplest Spring Cloud Tutorial Ever' (史上最简单的SpringCloud教程), a long-running Chinese blog series by author forezp that teaches Spring Cloud microservices step by step, covering service registration, service calls, circuit breaking, gateways, config, tracing and more.Is this a framework or a set of example projects?It is a collection of separate runnable Spring Boot modules (e.g. Eureka server, Ribbon/Feign clients, Hystrix, Zuul gateway, Config server, Sleuth, Consul), each one matched to a specific blog post in the series rather than a single framework.
It is a collection of separate runnable Spring Boot modules (e.g. Eureka server, Ribbon/Feign clients, Hystrix, Zuul gateway, Config server, Sleuth, Consul), each one matched to a specific blog post in the series rather than a single framework.How do I run the tutorial examples?Clone the repo, open each module such as the Eureka server or the Ribbon/Feign/Hystrix/Zuul service clients in your IDE, build it with Maven and run it as a Spring Boot app, following the matching numbered blog post (e.g. 第一篇, 第二篇...) for the exact steps.
Clone the repo, open each module such as the Eureka server or the Ribbon/Feign/Hystrix/Zuul service clients in your IDE, build it with Maven and run it as a Spring Boot app, following the matching numbered blog post (e.g. 第一篇, 第二篇...) for the exact steps.What do I need to build and run these modules?You need Java and Maven; the main series targets Spring Boot 2.0.3 with Spring Cloud Finchley, while older 'D version' modules use the Dalston release and a separate series covers Spring Cloud Alibaba/Nacos on the 2020.0.x line.
You need Java and Maven; the main series targets Spring Boot 2.0.3 with Spring Cloud Finchley, while older 'D version' modules use the Dalston release and a separate series covers Spring Cloud Alibaba/Nacos on the 2020.0.x line.Is the code kept up to date with the latest Spring Cloud?The repo mixes several eras of tutorials — the older 'D version' (Dalston), Finchley, Greenwich-era posts, and newer Spring Cloud Alibaba/Nacos content for the 2020.0.x line — so not every module targets the same Spring Cloud release; you need to match the blog section to the version you want.
The repo mixes several eras of tutorials — the older 'D version' (Dalston), Finchley, Greenwich-era posts, and newer Spring Cloud Alibaba/Nacos content for the 2020.0.x line — so not every module targets the same Spring Cloud release; you need to match the blog section to the version you want.Why did the author write this tutorial series?The author says he wrote it to reinforce his own knowledge, be more open about sharing, and get feedback and criticism from more experienced developers.
The author says he wrote it to reinforce his own knowledge, be more open about sharing, and get feedback and criticism from more experienced developers.Does the series cover distributed tracing?Yes, one post walks through using Spring Cloud Sleuth to trace requests across the microservices built in the tutorial.
Yes, one post walks through using Spring Cloud Sleuth to trace requests across the microservices built in the tutorial.Does it show how to deploy with Docker?One post in the 'D version' series covers deploying a Spring Cloud project with Docker, though the repository itself does not include a Dockerfile or compose file.
One post in the 'D version' series covers deploying a Spring Cloud project with Docker, though the repository itself does not include a Dockerfile or compose file.What is Consul used for in this series?Consul is covered as an alternative service registry to Eureka, explained in a dedicated Greenwich-era blog post in the series.
Consul is covered as an alternative service registry to Eureka, explained in a dedicated Greenwich-era blog post in the series.What are similar projects?advanced-java, spring-cloud-alibaba, spring-boot-examples, SpringBoot-Labs, piggymetrics, newbee-mall, mall, SpringBoot-Learning
advanced-java, spring-cloud-alibaba, spring-boot-examples, SpringBoot-Labs, piggymetrics, newbee-mall, mall, SpringBoot-LearningWhich topics is it in?consul, spring-cloud, gateway, spring, api-gateway, spring-boot, examples, microservices, distributed-systems, beginner-friendly, learning-resources, java
consul, spring-cloud, gateway, spring, api-gateway, spring-boot, examples, microservices, distributed-systems, beginner-friendly, learning-resources, java