| == Spring Boot - Eureka Registry Application |
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| This sample project shows how to start Eureka Registry. |
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| = Starting the registry = |
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| The sample uses Maven. It can be built and run from the command line using Maven, Java or Docker: |
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| ---- With Maven ---- |
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| $ mvn spring-boot:run |
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| ---- With Java ---- |
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| $ java -jar target/spring-boot-sample-rs-scan-eureka.jar |
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| ---- With Docker ---- |
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| Install Docker, create the demo image: |
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| $ mvn dockerfile:build |
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| Optional step, push the image. |
| Create a DockerHub id, for example, make this id set to your current ${username} |
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| $ docker login |
| $ mvn dockerfile:push |
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| Run the container: |
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| docker run -p 8761:8761 -t ${username}/apachecxf:spring-boot-sample-rs-scan-eureka |
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| = Testing the registry = |
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| Check the registry is live with typing "http://localhost:8761/eureka/apps" in a browser. |
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| Next run the demo server and once the registration record is available - the command line client. |
