Microservices-Sample-using-SpringBoot-SpringCloud-Eureka-and-Zuul | simple Microservices project using Spring Boot | Application Framework library

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
To run this project, install it locally as follow:.
Clone the application git clone https://github.com/SayedBaladoh/Microservices-Sample-using-SpringBoot-SpringCloud-Eureka-and-Zuul.git
Change the servers' port for the applications as per you want Each application will start at the server on the port as specified in the previous architecture diagram by default. If you want to change the default port for the discovery service and the microservices open src/main/resources/application.properties file change server.port property For the API Gateway service you can change the default port open src/main/resources/application.yml file change server.port property
Run the service registry and discovery application You can run the discovery service by typing the following command cd discovery-service mvn spring-boot:run The server will start on port 8761 by default, So once you have successfully started application you'll be able to visit the Eureka dashboard under address http://localhost:8761. If you changed the port in src/main/resources/application.properties file, use your custom port http://localhost:port.
Run the User microservice application You can run the user microservice by typing the following command cd user-service mvn spring-boot:run The user microservice will start on port 8081 by default, So you'll be able to visit the user microservice under address http://localhost:8081. If you changed the port in src/main/resources/application.properties file, use your custom port http://localhost:port. But we will use the address of Zuul API Gateway as a routing address for all microservice requests.
Run the Site microservice application You can run the site microservice by typing the following command cd site-service mvn spring-boot:run The site microservice will start on port 8082 by default, So you'll be able to visit the site microservice under address http://localhost:8082. If you changed the port in src/main/resources/application.properties file, use your custom port http://localhost:port. But we will use the address of Zuul API Gateway as a routing address for all microservice requests.
Run the Organization microservice application You can run the organization microservice by typing the following command cd organization-service mvn spring-boot:run The organization microservice will start on port 8083 by default, So you'll be able to visit the organization microservice under address http://localhost:8083. If you changed the port in src/main/resources/application.properties file, use your custom port http://localhost:port. But we will use the address of Zuul API Gateway as a routing address for all microservice requests.
Run the API gateway application You can run the Zuul API gateway service by typing the following command cd gateway-service mvn spring-boot:run The server will start on port 8080 by default, So once you have successfully started application you'll be able to visit API gateway under address http://localhost:8080. If you changed the port in src/main/resources/application.yml file, use your custom port http://localhost:port. Zuul API Gateway will forward the request to the specific microservice based on its proxy configuration. Such request will also be load balances by ribbon client.
Package the applications You can also package the applications in the form of a jar file and then run each application like so cd service_directory mvn clean package java -jar target/service_name-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar service_directory: the directory of the service. service_name: the name of the service.
Run additional instances from microservices You can run more instances of the microservices (User, Site, Organization): Using eclipse just edit run command of your application (Run configurations…) and add VM parameter -DPORT=… or -Dserver.port=…. Or using the -Dserver.port=… argument with the command: java -jar target/service_name.jar -Dserver.port=… java -jar target/service_name-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar -Dserver.port=8085