Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 19 – Running Spring Cloud API Gateway with Docker Compose

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up an API Gateway using Maven and Docker Compose. It covers configuring the plugin, editing the Docker Compose YAML file, building the API Gateway, and launching microservices. The tutorial also demonstrates verifying service registration with Eureka, ensuring all components are running correctly.

What command is used to build the API Gateway image in Spring Boot?

• spring boot: build image

• spring boot: run

• mvn clean install

• docker build

Which file needs to be edited to add the API Gateway to the list of services?

• Dockerfile

• pom.xml

• application.properties

• Docker compose.yaml

What is the memory limit set for the API Gateway in the Docker Compose file?

• 256M

• 1G

• 700M

• 512M

Which service is NOT expected to work through the API Gateway?

• Currency Conversion

• Naming Server

• Currency Exchange

• Currency Conversion Feign

What tool is used to check if the services are registered as expected?

• Docker Hub

• Eureka

• Kubernetes

• Jenkins