Integrating Apollo with Spring Boot
Configuration for the account-service project’s application.yml:
app:
id: account-service
apollo:
meta: http://localhost:8080
bootstrap:
enabled: true
namespaces: application,micro_service.spring-boot-http,spring-rocketmq,micro_service.spring-boot-druid
Accessing configurations using annotations:
@RestController
public class AccountController {
@Value("${sms.enable}")
private Boolean smsEnable;
@GetMapping("/hi")
public String hi() {
return "hi";
}
@GetMapping("/sms")
public String getSmsConfig() {
return "smsEnable: " + smsEnable;
}
@Value("${rocketmq.name-server}")
private String mqNameServer;
@Value("${rocketmq.producer.group}")
private String mqProducerGroup;
@GetMapping("/mq")
public String getRocketMQConf() {
return mqNameServer + ": " + mqProducerGroup;
}
@GetMapping("/db-url")
public String getDBConfig(@Value("${spring.datasource.url}") String url) {
return url;
}
}
When accessing the URL http://localhost:10089/account-service/sms, the result is as follows:
smsEnable: true
At this point, the Apollo client has been successfully integrated into the Spring Boot project.
Distributed Deployment Guide
The Distributed Deployment Guide explains how to compile, package, and deploy the Apollo Configuration Center in a distributed manner, enabling deployment in development, testing, and production environments.
