I have a spring cloud configserver in place and we are using s3 as a version control. I have activemq for sending topics which will later be consumed by the microservices. Now we need to refresh the configuration of microservices depending upon the value of the topic which we send in activemq. Lets say we only need to refresh the
Tag: spring-cloud-config-server
Spring Cloud Configuration Server not working with local properties file – getting need to use a composite configuration
I am configuring the new spring config server and getting the below error. I have tried the below links but no luck Spring Cloud Config Server configuration with local repository spring config server- for local git repository https://medium.com/@danismaz.furkan/spring-cloud-config-with-file-system-backend-c18ae16b7ad5 bootstrap.properties pom.xml Answer You should rename your bootstrap.properties file to application.properties (see Spring Cloud Config Server). And use native profile like @spencergibb
Is there a way in which we can check for presence of data in application.properties file in Spring Boot Project before the tomcat server starts?
I am writing a Spring Boot project to Run a Cloud Config Server and 3 Micro-services to run as a Client. I would want to check availability of all properties in application.properties or yaml file before starting the tomcat server. We already have a similar one for Database Startup Validation, but here I am trying to achieve the same for
Spring Cloud Config Server fallback for multiple repositories
We are using spring cloud config server backed by bitbucket for config files. We have configured multiple repositories in application.yml of config server. We want to make it available even if bitbucket is down. We are looking for a solution that can cache config repositories and in case bitbucket is down it can still be able to serve properties of