Next-Generation Cloud Native Apps with Spring Cloud and Kubernetes

For years, Spring Cloud has provided cloud native functionality allowing some of the biggest tech companies in the world to build the most robust, resilient, distributed, and innovative applications we have ever seen.
Using a combination of open source technologies, Spring Cloud provides essential functionality (such as service discovery, client-side load balancing, resiliency, tracing, and even contract testing) that makes building, running, and maintaining these applications at scale a reality. As the platforms these applications run on continue to evolve, some of the functionality in Spring Cloud has become part of the platform, which leads to the question: “What role does Spring Cloud have on these platforms?”
In this session, we make the case that Spring Cloud still provides a wealth of critical functionality to your applications as you transition them to Kubernetes and similar cutting-edge platforms.
Ryan Baxter, Staff Software Engineer at VMware
Slides: www.slideshare.net/Pivotal/ne...

[@romandzhadan5546]

thank you

[@extendetBG]

Can someone share light on what exactly is happening between Config-Sever and RabbitMQ? There is a two-way communication happening, yet to what end?

[@extendetBG]

Well.... that got answered quickly - 10:40. :)

[@kishorimore8526]

Really helpful to me Thanks a lot . I want help , Regarding "Spring Cloud Kubernetes Configuration Watcher" I want to run code after editing configmap . where i need to put that code or what is hook provided by spring . Any idea ?? ......................... I know /refresh and RefreshRemoteApplicationEvent got called to notify spring application .

[@prateekashtikar8631]

Please share link to source code

[@lovedavid19]

55:31

[@ChrisB_Crisps]

It's on the slides, see the reply from David Arputha Raja