Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 15 – Setting Up Currency Conversion Microservice – V2

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a currency conversion microservice using Spring Boot. It covers creating a new project, importing it into Eclipse, configuring application properties, and launching the service. The tutorial emphasizes using the same dependencies and configurations as a previously created currency exchange service to ensure a smooth setup process.

What is the first step in setting up the currency conversion microservice?

• Change the artifact ID in Spring Initializr

• Write a new API from scratch

• Install a new IDE

• Create a new database

Which tool is used to import the currency conversion microservice into the development environment?

• IntelliJ IDEA

• NetBeans

• Eclipse

• Visual Studio Code

Why is it important to use the same versions as the currency exchange service when importing the project?

• To ensure compatibility with the database

• To avoid conflicts with other microservices

• To reduce the size of the project

• To speed up the import process

What server port is assigned to the currency conversion microservice?

• 8100

• 8000

• 8200

• 8010

What is the final step to confirm the currency conversion service is running?

• Launch the application and verify the port

• Compile the project

• Run a test API call

• Check the database connection