Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 25 – Setting Up Eureka Naming Server

The video tutorial explains the importance of a naming server and details the steps to set up a Eureka naming server. It covers creating the server component, configuring dependencies, and importing the project into Eclipse. The tutorial also demonstrates launching the Eureka server and verifying its setup. Finally, it outlines the next steps for connecting microservices to the server.

What is the first step in setting up the Eureka naming server?

• Create a component for the Eureka naming server

• Configure Ribbon

• Connect the currency exchange application

• Update the currency calculation service

Which project type is used to set up the Eureka naming server?

• Gradle

• Maven

• Ant

• Ivy

Which dependency is crucial for the Eureka naming server?

• Spring Boot

• Eureka Server

• Hibernate

• JUnit

What annotation is added to enable the Eureka server?

• @EnableEurekaClient

• @EnableNamingServer

• @EnableDiscoveryClient

• @EnableEurekaServer

What is the default port used for the Eureka naming server?

• 8888

• 9090

• 8761

• 8080

How can you launch the Eureka naming server application?

• Run as a Python application

• Run as a C++ application

• Run as a Java application

• Run as a JavaScript application

What can you see in the Eureka server UI after launching it?

• Server logs

• Registered instances

• Database schema

• User login details