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README.md c0d8bd4e97 Mini guide on how to configure Spring Cloud Config. 9 years ago
admin-dev.yml df351fdf98 Additional config for registration and admin. 9 years ago
admin.yml df351fdf98 Additional config for registration and admin. 9 years ago
authentication-dev.yml 1dfca03823 Authentication config. 9 years ago
authentication.yml 1dfca03823 Authentication config. 9 years ago
metering-dev.yml d71aa258f5 Added initial config for metering. 9 years ago
metering.yml d71aa258f5 Added initial config for metering. 9 years ago
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README.md

NOTES:

Default config should be for the current deployment environment (e.g. Staging or Production). The reason being, it should not require additional command line config to run the services. Developers should instead specify the additional command line config when executing the services.

These are the options for the developers:

  1. git branch Spring Cloud Config is able to handle git branches. This config is ideal if you have config experimentation and don't want to impact other developers. Specify -Dspring.cloud.config.label= when running the service.

  2. Spring profile To load a spring profile: -Dspring.cloud.config.profile=

  3. There should also be a corresponding file in the git repository with the format -.yml