Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 07 – Connect Spring Cloud Config Server to Local Git Repos

What is the first step in connecting the Spring Cloud Config Server to a local Git repository?

• Find the folder path of the local Git repository

• Install Git on the server

• Download the Spring Cloud Config Server

• Create a new Git repository

Which syntax is necessary when specifying a local Git repository URL in the Spring Cloud Config Server?

• git://

• file://

• http://

• ftp://

What should you do if you encounter an error page when accessing the Spring Cloud Config Server?

• Restart the server

• Check the URL for typos

• Reinstall the application

• Ensure the config server is enabled

What annotation must be added to the application class to enable the Spring Cloud Config Server?

• @EnableConfigServer

• @SpringBootApplication

• @EnableAutoConfiguration

• @ComponentScan

What is one of the key features of the Spring Cloud Config Server?

• It can store configurations for multiple services and environments

• It requires a cloud-based Git repository

• It does not support environment-specific configurations

• It can only store configurations for a single service

Which of the following is NOT an environment for which configurations can be stored using the Spring Cloud Config Server?

• Quality Assurance

• Development

• Testing

• Staging

What is the purpose of the Spring Cloud Config Server?

• To manage application dependencies

• To store and serve configuration properties for applications

• To compile Java applications

• To provide a user interface for application management