Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 29 – A Review of Implementing Eureka, Ribbon, and Feign

The video tutorial reviews the development of microservices, focusing on the currency calculation and exchange services. Initially, a direct URL connection was used, but to enable load balancing, Ribbon was introduced. Fain was added to simplify RESTful service calls. The naming server was implemented to avoid hardcoding URLs, allowing dynamic management of service instances. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of dynamic service management in microservices architecture, using tools like the naming server, Ribbon, and Fain. Future sections will cover monitoring and troubleshooting of microservices.

What services were created as part of the microservices discussed?

How does the currency calculation service interact with the currency exchange service?

Explain how load balancing is achieved between the currency exchange services.

What role does the naming server play in the microservices architecture?

What tools were mentioned as necessary for managing microservices effectively?