Hi bro, pls upload vedio on deploy angular + spring boot + microservices to AWS pls bro, i was searching , but not got anywhere. Its really helpful to me as a Aws beginners
@@mariusradu3849 Just like an artist can say my best piece of work is this book/song/poem/painting.... Or, I love and recommend the content on that URL.... Or...ad infinitum interpretation choices
But to cover the complete flow, I think he should be fast.. Otherwise it will come in a 3-4 hr video.. No one will watch.. But I can understand your problem..
Your previous video on microservices and this one was the best I found in the internet to understand the complete flow. Thanks alot!! I would request you to please make a video on creating a Jenkins ci-cd pipeline for automating the deployments as well.
Hey Great work, Really like the work that you are doing, Could you please also include spring security in this MS Architecture , like how MS communicate with each other and how to external client has to authorize , saw many videos on CZcams but still doubts ,I like the way you explain the things , clearing my all doubts
You have very good knowledge in java and you are doing a great job for us. Just one suggestion from the end I feel your explanation is too fast. If possible please explain slowly
Great work on the video. Could you also explain how in a typical production environment we would combine spring-cloud-gateway along with K8s ingress controllers?
I have one question here, do we really need a service registry like eureka when we deploy our microservices to kubernetes cluster? Since the kubernetes services would be able to route the load among available pods, like for an example Service A wants to communicate with Service B, so In an ideal case we would be registering both the services to a service registry so that communication can happen, but in case of kubernetes we do have kubernetes services, so can't we directly use the service name of microservice B while calling from microservice A and the load will be managed by the kubernetes service itself...
Amazing video. I have been learning a lot from your channel. I have one question if anyone could answer: - If I understood correctly, we made the cloud-gateway service port type as : load balancer so that it can communicate externally. In that case why do we need port forwarding? Thanks a lot. Keep it up
Great one brother.. Can you make one video with spring security enables for these microservices.. Along with kafka communation between services.. Like a complete ecommerce application
Great job man! Love your videos. Keep up the good work. Please make a video on deploying kafka cluster to kubernetes and connecting a spring boot producer and consumer to it
Hi Shabbir , i have query here that what is the purpose of K8 service here , since load balancing of service and department service is going to take care by service registry which is going to provide URL. but service of particular resource I find its not used . correct me if I'm wrong
Great videos! For the microservices app that you have built, could you please add Spring Cloud Security with Oauth2 and show us different ways to secure microservices? Thank you.
really great and very informative, best way to learn is learn by doing, I was thinking that learning basics of docker and kuberneties will take atleast 20-30 days but with your tutorials I got that within a week, kudos for that, keep it up. Q :- any specific reason to use VS code editor for creating yml file? I guess we can use any ide for same? dont we have k8s plugin for intelliJ?
Hi, Great videos!, learn a lot. if you can could you please do a complete session about how to create CI CD Pipeline to deploy to Azure Kubernetes (AKS) from Azure DevOps with Azure Pipelines. Thanks a lot for your great service to us
Good Stuff !! Keep Going and produce productive content Question: Why do we have TWO service manifests? A Headless Service and another with type=NodePort and name=eureka-lb
Kubernetes provides its own DNS/Service discovery mechanism, my view is we don't need Eureka Server. We can achieve things using Kubernetes Service discovery.
Hi daily code buffer, your videos are awesome they are short and crisp and contains enough information.👍🏼 I just one question, in real time projects when we want to store any secrets or passwords in kubernetes secrets, where exactly the value will be stored so that once the service is deployed it can pickup the value and run the application. Ex: database password or client secrets etc...
Amazing - glad I ran into this while looking for spring+k8s. @10:54 you said "if you have seen my earlier videos..." - Could you please provide that link? Thanks for great work!
Great work man! Keep Inspire! This is what exactly, I was looking for. You applied all the yam files together with a simple command. My question is, How the kubectl will organize all the files and apply based on dependancy. Am not sure whether it is a right approach or not. Like, let say if I have a seperate config-map yml for all the services, how the kubectl will organize the process of applying it. But in your case, you are keeping the config map in their respective yml, so such a conflict will not occur. Thank you.
Here why for user n department ...service component has been created ....in this case the API gateway discovers the pod ip directly from eureka and hits the pod ip url directly ...then what's the use of the 2 service components
Bro can you also make a video in the similar fashion but in which the frontend should be angular and the backend should be springboot and everything else should be the same.
At least tell which plugin you use to build the docker images... The learners are not here to see how fast you work. they are here to clear their fundament and concept regarding a particular subject. Updates: You are doing this job very well. I have jumped on between the video that why misjudged your efforts. I am really sorry
@@DailyCodeBuffer I really appreciate your efforts but I have given the suggestion of what I personally feel. as I have to see that part two or three times where you copy the code in pom.xml to know that which plugins actually you use for building the images.
I have created the seperate video on that particular topic for using that plugin. But, yes your feedback is what i will work on to improve. Thanks buddy
Very nice informative video. Question : If I want same microsevice setup on cloud e.g. GCP. and want to test it externally using apis. Do I need to setup gcp cluster for it ? How do deploy same application over cloud ? Any ref ?
First of all, thank you very much for your tutorials! They are amazing man! I have one question, in your previous tutorial we created the config server to store the eureka properties which are the same for all microservices. Now we adding them again for each microservice instead of using the config server, can't we just change the eureka client settings on the application.yml located on git?
Great video! I have a question: do i have to change ip addresses in gateway configuration for example when i'm deploying the application on kubernetes?
Hi, It was a really good tutorial. I have one question related to Circuit breaker that what is the difference between implementing it at Gateway level and at service level, is there any specific purpose for that(because I have implemented at both level but gateway level is getting overridden) Thanks!
Hi I have followed the steps as explained by you. my cloud gateway pod is crashing i.e crashloopbackoff . when I see the logs getting this error "com.mysql.cj.jdbc.exceptions.CommunicationsException: Communications link failure". KIndly help me.
we had 2 services for eureka service registry instance..... 1 is headless where everything is hardcoded inorder for other services to register and fetch the details and other nodePort is for us to access it externally...i.e., while we port forwarded it...is this assumption correct?
I have deployed microservice on k8s and i want to login from front-end service it gives error in gateway-service that Unkown host exception authentication-service.I am using service type Load Balancer for all microservices.
Sorry for the inconvenience, but I have the following problem when making a request to any enpoint of my microservices, the microservices are routed through the spring cloud gateway and balanced by Eureka.
I do not know why the error is due, I would appreciate your help.
I got error , plz help me, my eureka server container is running okay, but when i run its client container it says, "There was a problem with the instance info replicator", I searched everywhere but no use.
hi, I am facing one issue in this lecture implementation. After port forwarding the eureka-lb only user service is visible as registered. Can you help on this.
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Hi bro,
pls upload vedio on deploy angular + spring boot + microservices to AWS
pls bro, i was searching , but not got anywhere. Its really helpful to me as a Aws beginners
why would u love your own comment?
@@mariusradu3849 Just like an artist can say my best piece of work is this book/song/poem/painting....
Or, I love and recommend the content on that URL....
Or...ad infinitum interpretation choices
This is the most underrated channel… Keep it up brother
Thank you 🙏
Bro going like a news reader, hard to catch up for freshers and all the best
But to cover the complete flow, I think he should be fast.. Otherwise it will come in a 3-4 hr video.. No one will watch..
But I can understand your problem..
I requested you to continue on deployment part on your last microservices video and here it is..
You did it.
Well done!
Thanks.. 😊
Hope you enjoy the tutorial 🙏
@@DailyCodeBuffer Yes bro!
Your content is really nice, it's helping me to build understanding of concepts professionally. 🤗
You made my day ☺️
Nice man... Please plan microservice with saga pattern and elk stack as well...
underrated... your channel might reach telusko popularity.
This means s lot to me. I am a huge fan of Navin Reddy
Shabbib you are the best. once of the best in the world. I like the pace of your presentation. In less time I can learn more.
Thanks 🙏
Your previous video on microservices and this one was the best I found in the internet to understand the complete flow. Thanks alot!! I would request you to please make a video on creating a Jenkins ci-cd pipeline for automating the deployments as well.
Thank you. I have a video to automate this with Github Actions. If you're interested, you can check that out.
@@DailyCodeBuffer can you please share he video link in which you have done CICD for this K8s cluster
Hey Great work,
Really like the work that you are doing,
Could you please also include spring security in this MS Architecture , like how MS communicate with each other and how to external client has to authorize , saw many videos on CZcams but still doubts ,I like the way you explain the things , clearing my all doubts
Indeed it was really nice and was very informative. Kudos to your great work and keep it up. Thanks much
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Thanks 🙏🏻
You have very good knowledge in java and you are doing a great job for us. Just one suggestion from the end I feel your explanation is too fast. If possible please explain slowly
Great work on the video. Could you also explain how in a typical production environment we would combine spring-cloud-gateway along with K8s ingress controllers?
nice short and crisp video we all need to know to start kubernetes ..
Very good. You are doing fantastic work by explaining and showing complex topics. Keep it up.
Thanks 🙏
I have one question here, do we really need a service registry like eureka when we deploy our microservices to kubernetes cluster? Since the kubernetes services would be able to route the load among available pods, like for an example Service A wants to communicate with Service B, so In an ideal case we would be registering both the services to a service registry so that communication can happen, but in case of kubernetes we do have kubernetes services, so can't we directly use the service name of microservice B while calling from microservice A and the load will be managed by the kubernetes service itself...
It is a very informative video.Thank you. In next video, please plan to use the CI/CD and try to deploy in EKS or AKS instead of deploying locally.
Planning for GKE
Please use EKS
@@DailyCodeBuffer plz use EKS
@@DailyCodeBuffer Done? please provide url
@Daily Code Buffer there are lots of video about GKE, can you please do the EKS instate?
Great effort in making such an informative video. Thank you so much.
Can you please post a video on how auto-scaling works in k8s?
Amazing video. I have been learning a lot from your channel.
I have one question if anyone could answer:
- If I understood correctly, we made the cloud-gateway service port type as : load balancer so that it can communicate externally. In that case why do we need port forwarding?
Thanks a lot. Keep it up
Great one brother.. Can you make one video with spring security enables for these microservices.. Along with kafka communation between services.. Like a complete ecommerce application
Mr please make a video for CI / CD
Excellent ! , it is good that you have used the same set of services that helped me to relate.
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awesome video...useful to millions of users
Thanks 🙏🏻
very nice tutorial
Thanks 🙏🏻
You are the best, your tutorials are helpful
Your videos are another level
Thanks 🙏🏻
Awesome video. Thank you so much. I am planning to convert this to helm so that I can deploy with one command.
Would love to see that
Great job man! Love your videos. Keep up the good work. Please make a video on deploying kafka cluster to kubernetes and connecting a spring boot producer and consumer to it
have you know how to run axon server in docker and kubernetes
life saver for real!! thank you very much
I appreciate your work and efforts 🙏
Thanks 🙏🏻
Keep Supporting
Excellent Course! Thank you !!!
Awesome. God bless you man. Keep up this great work
Thank you 🙏
Hi Shabbir , i have query here that what is the purpose of K8 service here , since load balancing of service and department service is going to take care by service registry which is going to provide URL. but service of particular resource I find its not used . correct me if I'm wrong
Grate effort and nice explanation.!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Great videos! For the microservices app that you have built, could you please add Spring Cloud Security with Oauth2 and show us different ways to secure microservices? Thank you.
really great and very informative, best way to learn is learn by doing, I was thinking that learning basics of docker and kuberneties will take atleast 20-30 days but with your tutorials I got that within a week, kudos for that, keep it up.
Q :- any specific reason to use VS code editor for creating yml file?
I guess we can use any ide for same? dont we have k8s plugin for intelliJ?
Great video as always. One request can you please make a video on how to prevent cross site scripting attack and sql injection on spring boot?
Dude loved your content, please make a video on Spring basics, IOC, Dependency Injection, etc.
Coming soon 😃
@@DailyCodeBuffer Great, waiting for it
Hi, Great videos!, learn a lot. if you can could you please do a complete session about how to create CI CD Pipeline to deploy to Azure Kubernetes (AKS) from Azure DevOps with Azure Pipelines. Thanks a lot for your great service to us
Noted
Simply awesome
This 1 Hour content is equals to 2.5 months of training
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Very helpful video..thanks !
Good Stuff !! Keep Going and produce productive content
Question: Why do we have TWO service manifests? A Headless Service and another with type=NodePort and name=eureka-lb
Kubernetes provides its own DNS/Service discovery mechanism, my view is we don't need Eureka Server. We can achieve things using Kubernetes Service discovery.
Yes, we can go with that approach as well. I am planning a video for the same
@@DailyCodeBuffer Great - Your videos are good and refreshing. Also, pls include configuring an external database and Persistent Volumes.
@@DailyCodeBuffer Please do share the video if its done
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Appreciate your hard work bro..👍
Thanks 🙏
great explanation, thank You!
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When you scaled up the user-service pod to 3, I was getting OOMKilled errors. Adding memory on start solved this:
minikube start --memory 3072
Hi daily code buffer,
your videos are awesome
they are short and crisp and contains enough information.👍🏼
I just one question, in real time projects when we want to store any secrets or passwords in kubernetes secrets, where exactly the value will be stored so that once the service is deployed it can pickup the value and run the application.
Ex: database password or client secrets etc...
K8s has secret component, you can create secret to store the password and then you need to use that secret to pass the value in your deployments
Amazing - glad I ran into this while looking for spring+k8s.
@10:54 you said "if you have seen my earlier videos..." - Could you please provide that link?
Thanks for great work!
Thats superb tutorial, thanks alot
This is really awesome!! request you to create this using jenkins pipeling if possible
Sure, thanks
I have created using Github Actions, you can check till then
Excellent my friend!!
Great work man! Keep Inspire!
This is what exactly, I was looking for.
You applied all the yam files together with a simple command.
My question is, How the kubectl will organize all the files and apply based on dependancy.
Am not sure whether it is a right approach or not.
Like, let say if I have a seperate config-map yml for all the services, how the kubectl will organize the process of applying it.
But in your case, you are keeping the config map in their respective yml, so such a conflict will not occur.
Thank you.
excellent explained !
Thanks 🙏🏻
Here why for user n department ...service component has been created ....in this case the API gateway discovers the pod ip directly from eureka and hits the pod ip url directly ...then what's the use of the 2 service components
Plz do full video on docker
Bro can you also make a video in the similar fashion but in which the frontend should be angular and the backend should be springboot and everything else should be the same.
Great Content!
Please make a video how to deploy springboot microservices on jenkins and sonarqube
At least tell which plugin you use to build the docker images... The learners are not here to see how fast you work. they are here to clear their fundament and concept regarding a particular subject.
Updates: You are doing this job very well. I have jumped on between the video that why misjudged your efforts. I am really sorry
Thank you so much for your feedback. I will take care of your suggestions and will try my best to implement.
Really Appreciate 🙏
@@DailyCodeBuffer I really appreciate your efforts but I have given the suggestion of what I personally feel. as I have to see that part two or three times where you copy the code in pom.xml to know that which plugins actually you use for building the images.
I have created the seperate video on that particular topic for using that plugin.
But, yes your feedback is what i will work on to improve.
Thanks buddy
Very well explained 👏
Thanks
Very nice.great effort..
Thanks 🙏🏻
Awesome 😀. Why do we need port forwarding? You have already deployed all services in kubernates cluster rite? Please clarify.
You have not created database image and pushed to docker hub then on deploying code how spring boot application connects to database.
From where is the ${HOSTNAME} receiving its value?
Can you explain why did you use service-registry when using Kubernetes? doesn't Kubernetes supply this?
As Hystrix dependency is no longer be managed by spring-cloud-release, can you provide another video for its alternative?
just use resiliance4j circuitbreaker
greate video, please have you a tutorial how we can deploy it on GKE or AWS ?
Very nice informative video.
Question : If I want same microsevice setup on cloud e.g. GCP. and want to test it externally using apis. Do I need to setup gcp cluster for it ? How do deploy same application over cloud ? Any ref ?
First of all, thank you very much for your tutorials! They are amazing man! I have one question, in your previous tutorial we created the config server to store the eureka properties which are the same for all microservices. Now we adding them again for each microservice instead of using the config server, can't we just change the eureka client settings on the application.yml located on git?
I just finished watching both videos and that's the same question I had.
Thank's a lot
Jem like content wonderfull
Great video! I have a question: do i have to change ip addresses in gateway configuration for example when i'm deploying the application on kubernetes?
Hi, It was a really good tutorial. I have one question related to Circuit breaker that what is the difference between implementing it at Gateway level and at service level, is there any specific purpose for that(because I have implemented at both level but gateway level is getting overridden)
Thanks!
Super. Thank u
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Awesome
Tq very nice tutorial 😊
Thank you 🙏
At 23:05 you use property HOSTNAME. Where is this property gotten from?
Hi I have followed the steps as explained by you. my cloud gateway pod is crashing i.e crashloopbackoff . when I see the logs getting this error "com.mysql.cj.jdbc.exceptions.CommunicationsException: Communications link failure".
KIndly help me.
same problem
we had 2 services for eureka service registry instance..... 1 is headless where everything is hardcoded inorder for other services to register and fetch the details and other nodePort is for us to access it externally...i.e., while we port forwarded it...is this assumption correct?
hi, there. I have the same question with you. Do you have some idea now?
Spring+FrontEnd+krakend+kafka also one project if you can do will be great
Great idea👍
I have deployed microservice on k8s and i want to login from front-end service it gives error in gateway-service that Unkown host exception authentication-service.I am using service type Load Balancer for all microservices.
Lot of thanks
Which plugin do you use to autocomplete yml configuration properties? Will it work on intelliJ CE?
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great work done ,Thank You from where you get so much of knowlede ?
So nice of you
Where did you put the settings.xml file
I cannot see it on your repo
I have a problem in dockerfile:push I always get an error of access denied
Please let us know the tool u r using to view those pom.xml files so that we can follow exactly.
What is the reason for getting an error for the user-service when we have 3 replicas
Hello there
Sorry for the inconvenience, but I have the following problem when making a request to any enpoint of my microservices, the microservices are routed through the spring cloud gateway and balanced by Eureka.
I do not know why the error is due, I would appreciate your help.
Greetings
I got error , plz help me, my eureka server container is running okay, but when i run its client container it says, "There was a problem with the instance info replicator", I searched everywhere but no use.
Where to add the settings.xml file? And do we need to add it for each service and if yes then at what location?
hi,
I am facing one issue in this lecture implementation. After port forwarding the eureka-lb only user service is visible as registered.
Can you help on this.
Is it possible to share screenshot
Hi,
I just rechecked my code, I have done some typo mistake in default zone for eureka service.
Now things are working, sorry for bothering you.
Nicely Explained..Can you pls make a video to deploy this on Amazon EKS..??
I will plan for EKS, meanwhile there is a video to deploy on GKS with Github actions.
You can check that out on the channel
any video on jaeger implementation for spring boot application in EKS 🙂
Awesome video. Can u please add a video on 'Distributed transaction in microservices' ..
Planning one
Can we use the same things showed in the video if our frontend is angular and backend is springboot....
If yes then how can we do that..??
thank you
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just awesome
is this within the scope of java developer? looks like mostly config yaml file and cli