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How to get load balanced access to different microservices ( Using ribbon, Springboot)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Data science time! April 2019 and salary with experience
The Ask Question Wizard is Live!Load Balancing in Spring Cloud / Netflix OSSRibbon load balance algorithmsHow to do client side load balancing for discovered microservices in nodejsLoad Balancing micro services using Spring cloud Netflix OSSHow to capture log on each instance of the microservice through zuulCan spring-cloud and ribbon perform DNS-based load balancing?Failure while calling a microservice via ribbon enabled client(Without eureka service discovery)Client side load balancing (Ribbon) and Service Discovery (Eureka) on PaaS cloud (PCF)Springboot Microservices slow responsesImplement Load Balancing using Ribbon
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Consider a scenario: MasterApp( microservice 1) needs to call AssistApp( Microservice 2) to get data set A and tertiaryApp ( microservice 3) to get data set B.
Each `Microservice ( 2 and 3) has 3 instance which needs to be load balanced( Ribbon is getting used for client side load balancing).
Can you please let me know How should I prepare application.properties. I cannot put all 6 instance under property list of servers .
I have searched google( Dzone, nginx, spring examples in github and other forums), for a while but I was not able to find a conclusion for this Scenario.
microservices spring-cloud netflix-ribbon
asked Mar 22 at 9:34
RAHUL ROYRAHUL ROY
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Consider a scenario: MasterApp( microservice 1) needs to call AssistApp( Microservice 2) to get data set A and tertiaryApp ( microservice 3) to get data set B.
Each `Microservice ( 2 and 3) has 3 instance which needs to be load balanced( Ribbon is getting used for client side load balancing).
Can you please let me know How should I prepare application.properties. I cannot put all 6 instance under property list of servers .
I have searched google( Dzone, nginx, spring examples in github and other forums), for a while but I was not able to find a conclusion for this Scenario.
microservices spring-cloud netflix-ribbon
asked Mar 22 at 9:34
RAHUL ROYRAHUL ROY
7911
1
You should choose a service registry such as eureka or consul.
– spencergibb
Mar 22 at 16:28
I was using eurkea, but while doing the poc all the examples I was looking on net were enlisting the list of server in property file, so I was confused. Later on As @Chao Jiang suggested, I didn't need to know the uri and port number.
– RAHUL ROY
Mar 23 at 11:10
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Consider a scenario: MasterApp( microservice 1) needs to call AssistApp( Microservice 2) to get data set A and tertiaryApp ( microservice 3) to get data set B.
Each `Microservice ( 2 and 3) has 3 instance which needs to be load balanced( Ribbon is getting used for client side load balancing).
Can you please let me know How should I prepare application.properties. I cannot put all 6 instance under property list of servers .
I have searched google( Dzone, nginx, spring examples in github and other forums), for a while but I was not able to find a conclusion for this Scenario.
microservices spring-cloud netflix-ribbon
asked Mar 22 at 9:34
RAHUL ROYRAHUL ROY
7911
Consider a scenario: MasterApp( microservice 1) needs to call AssistApp( Microservice 2) to get data set A and tertiaryApp ( microservice 3) to get data set B.
Each `Microservice ( 2 and 3) has 3 instance which needs to be load balanced( Ribbon is getting used for client side load balancing).
Can you please let me know How should I prepare application.properties. I cannot put all 6 instance under property list of servers .
I have searched google( Dzone, nginx, spring examples in github and other forums), for a while but I was not able to find a conclusion for this Scenario.
microservices spring-cloud netflix-ribbon
microservices spring-cloud netflix-ribbon
asked Mar 22 at 9:34
RAHUL ROYRAHUL ROY
7911
asked Mar 22 at 9:34
RAHUL ROYRAHUL ROY
7911
asked Mar 22 at 9:34
RAHUL ROYRAHUL ROY
7911
asked Mar 22 at 9:34
RAHUL ROYRAHUL ROY
7911
asked Mar 22 at 9:34
RAHUL ROYRAHUL ROY
7911
7911
1
You should choose a service registry such as eureka or consul.
– spencergibb
Mar 22 at 16:28
I was using eurkea, but while doing the poc all the examples I was looking on net were enlisting the list of server in property file, so I was confused. Later on As @Chao Jiang suggested, I didn't need to know the uri and port number.
– RAHUL ROY
Mar 23 at 11:10
add a comment |
1
You should choose a service registry such as eureka or consul.
– spencergibb
Mar 22 at 16:28
I was using eurkea, but while doing the poc all the examples I was looking on net were enlisting the list of server in property file, so I was confused. Later on As @Chao Jiang suggested, I didn't need to know the uri and port number.
– RAHUL ROY
Mar 23 at 11:10
1
1
You should choose a service registry such as eureka or consul.
– spencergibb
Mar 22 at 16:28
You should choose a service registry such as eureka or consul.
– spencergibb
Mar 22 at 16:28
I was using eurkea, but while doing the poc all the examples I was looking on net were enlisting the list of server in property file, so I was confused. Later on As @Chao Jiang suggested, I didn't need to know the uri and port number.
– RAHUL ROY
Mar 23 at 11:10
I was using eurkea, but while doing the poc all the examples I was looking on net were enlisting the list of server in property file, so I was confused. Later on As @Chao Jiang suggested, I didn't need to know the uri and port number.
– RAHUL ROY
Mar 23 at 11:10
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Generally, you shouldn't config anything in application.properties.
I think you already have a param spring.application.name in your application.properties. And also, you have register your application into Eureka.
Then your call should be :
restTemplate.getForObject("http://SERVICE_NAME/xx/yy")
You don't need care about your 3 instance ip/port, just keep them the same application name.
Also, you should consider Feign, it will more convinced for your requirement.
answered Mar 22 at 10:30
Chao JiangChao Jiang
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Generally, you shouldn't config anything in application.properties.
I think you already have a param spring.application.name in your application.properties. And also, you have register your application into Eureka.
Then your call should be :
restTemplate.getForObject("http://SERVICE_NAME/xx/yy")
You don't need care about your 3 instance ip/port, just keep them the same application name.
Also, you should consider Feign, it will more convinced for your requirement.
answered Mar 22 at 10:30
Chao JiangChao Jiang
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Generally, you shouldn't config anything in application.properties.
I think you already have a param spring.application.name in your application.properties. And also, you have register your application into Eureka.
Then your call should be :
restTemplate.getForObject("http://SERVICE_NAME/xx/yy")
You don't need care about your 3 instance ip/port, just keep them the same application name.
Also, you should consider Feign, it will more convinced for your requirement.
answered Mar 22 at 10:30
Chao JiangChao Jiang
235112
add a comment |
Generally, you shouldn't config anything in application.properties.
I think you already have a param spring.application.name in your application.properties. And also, you have register your application into Eureka.
Then your call should be :
restTemplate.getForObject("http://SERVICE_NAME/xx/yy")
You don't need care about your 3 instance ip/port, just keep them the same application name.
Also, you should consider Feign, it will more convinced for your requirement.
answered Mar 22 at 10:30
Chao JiangChao Jiang
235112
Generally, you shouldn't config anything in application.properties.
I think you already have a param spring.application.name in your application.properties. And also, you have register your application into Eureka.
Then your call should be :
restTemplate.getForObject("http://SERVICE_NAME/xx/yy")
You don't need care about your 3 instance ip/port, just keep them the same application name.
Also, you should consider Feign, it will more convinced for your requirement.
answered Mar 22 at 10:30
Chao JiangChao Jiang
235112
answered Mar 22 at 10:30
Chao JiangChao Jiang
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You should choose a service registry such as eureka or consul.
– spencergibb
Mar 22 at 16:28
I was using eurkea, but while doing the poc all the examples I was looking on net were enlisting the list of server in property file, so I was confused. Later on As @Chao Jiang suggested, I didn't need to know the uri and port number.
– RAHUL ROY
Mar 23 at 11:10