Spring Boot Microservices Redirection
I made one authentication-service to handle profile management and authentication (login and registering new user) and another home-service for showing the web pages related to home page and other pages etc.
For now i just want to go to the authentication-service once i go to localhost:8079 (port number of api gateway). How to do that?
I'm using consul instead of eureka.
Dependencies installed in authentication-service - spring-cloud-starter-consul-discovery, spring-cloud-starter-openfeign
Dependencies installed in home-service - spring-cloud-starter-config, spring-cloud-starter-consul-discovery, spring-cloud-starter-openfeign
Other dependencies are security, thymeleaf, jpa, mysql, jjwt
I have used enable discovery client annotation in both services main application file. I run consul.exe using cmd and it shows both the services. I also made one gateway with enable discovery client annotation.
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If you are thinking of microservices as in multiple springboot instances which different path services, that is much much harder. Usually they have unique paths. for example api.mywebsite, auth.mywebsite, admin.mywebsite. it depends on the architecture but it's usually seperate machines. that means seperate IP Address as well. I highly recommend doing some more research about this. If you don't want to complicate yourself, best to make it just one app instead of multiple
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