Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 20 – Connect Currency Conversion and Currency Exchange Mic

The video tutorial explains how to connect microservices to a naming server using Eureka. It covers the process of registering the currency conversion and currency exchange microservices with the naming server. The tutorial details how to add dependencies, configure application properties, and verify the registration of services. It concludes with a brief mention of load balancing between multiple instances of the currency exchange service.

What is the primary purpose of connecting microservices to a naming server?

• To improve performance

• To enhance security

• To enable microservices to discover each other

• To reduce development time

Which dependency is added to register a microservice with Eureka?

• Spring Data JPA

• Spring Boot Starter Web

• Spring Cloud Starter Netflix Eureka Client

• Spring Cloud Starter Config

Why is it important to configure the URL in the application properties?

• To allow connection to different Eureka servers

• To reduce memory usage

• To ensure the application runs faster

• To simplify the code

What does the status 'up' indicate in the naming server logs?

• The application is idle

• The application is being updated

• The application is starting up

• The application is shutting down

What is the next step after registering microservices with the naming server?

• Running load balance between multiple instances

• Refactoring the code

• Optimizing database queries

• Implementing security measures