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Can I use consul without Spring boot?
How can I create an executable JAR with dependencies using Maven?What's the difference between @Component, @Repository & @Service annotations in Spring?How to configure port for a Spring Boot applicationHow do I use the ConsulDiscoveryClient with Zuul and Sidecar in Spring-Cloudconsul first bootstrap with spring cloud configSpring Cloud with Consul for High AvailabilitySpring Cloud with LibertySpring Cloud Consul causes deregistration of ServletContextConsul issue with spring boot 2.0.0Spring Cloud Service Registers with Discovery Server but then un-registers and stops
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I can not use spring boot since the running an environment which is predefined by the hierarchy within the organization. The application server can support only servlet 3.0.
- Can I use consul with spring boot? I tried actuator with spring boot, it is good.
- Can HazelCast distribute cache use consul discovery? If I start and stop the server, does it re-organize by using spring discovery?
If consul is not possible, are there any alternatives? I need cloud configuration, actuator, and vault on plain Spring 4.3.x, without boot.
Please advise me.
java spring spring-boot consul
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I can not use spring boot since the running an environment which is predefined by the hierarchy within the organization. The application server can support only servlet 3.0.
- Can I use consul with spring boot? I tried actuator with spring boot, it is good.
- Can HazelCast distribute cache use consul discovery? If I start and stop the server, does it re-organize by using spring discovery?
If consul is not possible, are there any alternatives? I need cloud configuration, actuator, and vault on plain Spring 4.3.x, without boot.
Please advise me.
java spring spring-boot consul
add a comment |
I can not use spring boot since the running an environment which is predefined by the hierarchy within the organization. The application server can support only servlet 3.0.
- Can I use consul with spring boot? I tried actuator with spring boot, it is good.
- Can HazelCast distribute cache use consul discovery? If I start and stop the server, does it re-organize by using spring discovery?
If consul is not possible, are there any alternatives? I need cloud configuration, actuator, and vault on plain Spring 4.3.x, without boot.
Please advise me.
java spring spring-boot consul
I can not use spring boot since the running an environment which is predefined by the hierarchy within the organization. The application server can support only servlet 3.0.
- Can I use consul with spring boot? I tried actuator with spring boot, it is good.
- Can HazelCast distribute cache use consul discovery? If I start and stop the server, does it re-organize by using spring discovery?
If consul is not possible, are there any alternatives? I need cloud configuration, actuator, and vault on plain Spring 4.3.x, without boot.
Please advise me.
java spring spring-boot consul
java spring spring-boot consul
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Yes! Consul has nothing to do with Spring or Spring Boot. It doesn't even have anything to do with Java. We use it from Python, Java and Javascript. With Java, some of our clients are Spring Boot applications and some are not.
Consul is basically just a server with a HTTP API. There are client libraries for different languages that make it easier to use with each language. The Java Consul client has nothing to do with Spring. You could use Consul with nothing more than a basic HTTP client library in any language.
Spring does tightly integrate with Consul through Spring Cloud Consul. It isn't clear if this is part of what you were asking. Your #1 question confuses me a bit vs the title of your question.
I haven't used Hazelcast, so I can't help with your second question.
UPDATE: ...but then again, I can Google. It appears that the answer to your second answer is YES. Check this out:
https://github.com/bitsofinfo/hazelcast-consul-discovery-spi
PS: What am I missing? I just noticed that this very simple question was asked 10 hours ago. I can't believe nobody has given an answer before now.
As I mentioned in my question, I can not run any new or independent servers. Can I attach consul as a servlet?
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Yes! Consul has nothing to do with Spring or Spring Boot. It doesn't even have anything to do with Java. We use it from Python, Java and Javascript. With Java, some of our clients are Spring Boot applications and some are not.
Consul is basically just a server with a HTTP API. There are client libraries for different languages that make it easier to use with each language. The Java Consul client has nothing to do with Spring. You could use Consul with nothing more than a basic HTTP client library in any language.
Spring does tightly integrate with Consul through Spring Cloud Consul. It isn't clear if this is part of what you were asking. Your #1 question confuses me a bit vs the title of your question.
I haven't used Hazelcast, so I can't help with your second question.
UPDATE: ...but then again, I can Google. It appears that the answer to your second answer is YES. Check this out:
https://github.com/bitsofinfo/hazelcast-consul-discovery-spi
PS: What am I missing? I just noticed that this very simple question was asked 10 hours ago. I can't believe nobody has given an answer before now.
As I mentioned in my question, I can not run any new or independent servers. Can I attach consul as a servlet?
– bobs_007
Mar 24 at 7:45
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Yes! Consul has nothing to do with Spring or Spring Boot. It doesn't even have anything to do with Java. We use it from Python, Java and Javascript. With Java, some of our clients are Spring Boot applications and some are not.
Consul is basically just a server with a HTTP API. There are client libraries for different languages that make it easier to use with each language. The Java Consul client has nothing to do with Spring. You could use Consul with nothing more than a basic HTTP client library in any language.
Spring does tightly integrate with Consul through Spring Cloud Consul. It isn't clear if this is part of what you were asking. Your #1 question confuses me a bit vs the title of your question.
I haven't used Hazelcast, so I can't help with your second question.
UPDATE: ...but then again, I can Google. It appears that the answer to your second answer is YES. Check this out:
https://github.com/bitsofinfo/hazelcast-consul-discovery-spi
PS: What am I missing? I just noticed that this very simple question was asked 10 hours ago. I can't believe nobody has given an answer before now.
As I mentioned in my question, I can not run any new or independent servers. Can I attach consul as a servlet?
– bobs_007
Mar 24 at 7:45
add a comment |
Yes! Consul has nothing to do with Spring or Spring Boot. It doesn't even have anything to do with Java. We use it from Python, Java and Javascript. With Java, some of our clients are Spring Boot applications and some are not.
Consul is basically just a server with a HTTP API. There are client libraries for different languages that make it easier to use with each language. The Java Consul client has nothing to do with Spring. You could use Consul with nothing more than a basic HTTP client library in any language.
Spring does tightly integrate with Consul through Spring Cloud Consul. It isn't clear if this is part of what you were asking. Your #1 question confuses me a bit vs the title of your question.
I haven't used Hazelcast, so I can't help with your second question.
UPDATE: ...but then again, I can Google. It appears that the answer to your second answer is YES. Check this out:
https://github.com/bitsofinfo/hazelcast-consul-discovery-spi
PS: What am I missing? I just noticed that this very simple question was asked 10 hours ago. I can't believe nobody has given an answer before now.
Yes! Consul has nothing to do with Spring or Spring Boot. It doesn't even have anything to do with Java. We use it from Python, Java and Javascript. With Java, some of our clients are Spring Boot applications and some are not.
Consul is basically just a server with a HTTP API. There are client libraries for different languages that make it easier to use with each language. The Java Consul client has nothing to do with Spring. You could use Consul with nothing more than a basic HTTP client library in any language.
Spring does tightly integrate with Consul through Spring Cloud Consul. It isn't clear if this is part of what you were asking. Your #1 question confuses me a bit vs the title of your question.
I haven't used Hazelcast, so I can't help with your second question.
UPDATE: ...but then again, I can Google. It appears that the answer to your second answer is YES. Check this out:
https://github.com/bitsofinfo/hazelcast-consul-discovery-spi
PS: What am I missing? I just noticed that this very simple question was asked 10 hours ago. I can't believe nobody has given an answer before now.
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As I mentioned in my question, I can not run any new or independent servers. Can I attach consul as a servlet?
– bobs_007
Mar 24 at 7:45
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As I mentioned in my question, I can not run any new or independent servers. Can I attach consul as a servlet?
– bobs_007
Mar 24 at 7:45
As I mentioned in my question, I can not run any new or independent servers. Can I attach consul as a servlet?
– bobs_007
Mar 24 at 7:45
As I mentioned in my question, I can not run any new or independent servers. Can I attach consul as a servlet?
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