Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 36 – Implementing Spring Cloud Sleuth

The video tutorial explains how to implement Spring Cloud Sleuth in a microservices architecture to trace requests across multiple components. It covers adding Sleuth dependencies to the API Gateway, currency conversion, and exchange services, and setting up logging to track requests. The tutorial also introduces Zipkin for centralized logging and offers tips for managing application load.

What is the purpose of Spring Cloud Sleuth?

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Describe the steps to add Spring Cloud Sleuth to the API Gateway server.

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What is the role of the 'always sampler' in Spring Cloud Sleuth?

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How do you trace requests across multiple components using Spring Cloud Sleuth?

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What challenges arise from having logs distributed across multiple consoles?

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Explain the need for a distributed tracing server like Zipkin.

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What recommendations are given for running multiple applications simultaneously?

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