Category: microservices

ASP.NET Core with Docker ConnectionRefused on First Load

I am working on an ASP.NET Core app with a docker-based microservices architecture. When I start debugging my app using

So I have a very simple setup of a Eureka server and one service. When running locally with tomcat everything

I have deployed few microservice in aws ecs(via CI/CD through jenkins) Each task has its own service and task definition.

I’m creating an app using micro-services architecture, using mongodb, nodejs, and docker. I read that, each micro-services should have his

I have angular app and java backend app running on two different docker containers in a virtual machine on production.

Excuse me.I’ve learned of go-micro and know micro service client has no need to know which ip and port the

I have a microservice based node app. I am using docker, docker-compose and traefik for service discovery. I have 2

I am using Rancher to manage Kubernetes which orchestrates my Docker containers. Each of our microservices (running in a container)

I am a newbie to Docker & microservices, and trying to breakdown current monolithic services into smaller microservices using Docker

I have 3 components – Eureka Server, Currency Exchange Service, and Currency Conversion Service. I have dockerized all 3 microservices.