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A comprehensive example on microservices using spring-boot with spring-cloud

It is a project for airport service.

In this project we have created six microservices for airport officials and airport passengers. These microservices provides services from passenger's ticket booking to passenger's boarding.

It has two more microservices one for eureka server and one for api gateway.

Microservice Architecture

Technology Stack

• Spring Boot (Starter)
  • Web
    • _{RESTful API ^{controller, service, repository, entity, VO, DTO, yml, pom}}
    • _{@ControllerAdvice ^{exception handling}}
    • _{SLF4J with Logback ^logging}
  • Test
    • _JUnit
      • _{unit testing for RestController}
    • _{Jacoco ^{code coverage}}
  • Data JPA
  • Actuator ^{monitor & manage microservices}
    • _{CORS enabled ^{allow specific cross origin, methods}}
    • Prometheus & Grafana ^{monitoring & alerting systems}
  • Mail ^{send an email}
• Spring Cloud (Starter)
  • Eureka Server & Clients ^{service discovery server and clients}
  • Gateway ^{api gateway}
    • _{Zuul is deprecated.}
    • _{It also does load balancing so no need to use separate Spring Cloud Load Balancer. Ribbon is deprecated.}
  • OpenFeign ^{declarative REST client}
    • _{Its an alternative to WebClient. RestTemplate is deprecated.}
  • Circuit Breaker
    • _{It provides an abstraction across different circuit breaker implementations i.e. Resilience4J, Spring Retry. Hystrix is deprecated}
    • Resilience4j ^{circuit breaker implementation}
  • Sleuth & Zipkin ^{distributed tracing system}
• Hazelcast ^caching
• SonarQube ^{code quality review}
• OpenAPI ^swagger-ui
• Postman
• Lombok ^{minimize the boilerplate code}
• ModelMapper ^{object mapping}
• Maven
• JDK 11
• Eclipse IDE
  • ANSIConsole plugin ^{colorful console logs}
• MySQL RDBMS
• Docker ^{dockerization}

HowTo

Step 1. Database Setup (you can use MySQL Workbench)

• create schema CREATE DATABASE airportdb
• create tables by running dump file airportdb.sql

Step 2 (optional). Download and Run the Zipkin Server to trace Sleuth logs on GUI.

Step 3. Configure lombok for your eclipse IDE (i.e. run lombok.jar)

Step 4. Clone the project

git clone https://github.com/SirajChaudhary/comprehensive-example-on-microservices-using-spring-boot-with-spring-cloud.git

Step 5. Import the project into your eclipse IDE

Step 6. Update following properties

• update your database credentials in the .properties file wherever it is used in all microservices.
• update YOUR_GMAIL_USERNAME/YOUR_GMAIL_PASSWORD in the .properties file of airport-booking-service.

Step 7. Build all microservices mvn clean install
- we build microservices in the following sequence and before that we set Java Build Path of each microservice to JDK11

• eureka-server
• api-gateway
• airport-pilot-service
• airport-flight-service
• airport-booking-service
• airport-security-service
• airport-checkin-service
• airport-boarding-service

Step 8. Run all microservices in the following sequence.

• eureka-server
• api-gateway
• all microservices one by one in any sequence

Step 9. Run APIs in the following sequence for the first time using Postman or OpenAPI
- Import the attached postman collection into postman client.

• airport-pilot-service
• airport-flight-service
• airport-booking-service
• airport-security-service
• airport-checkin-service
• airport-boarding-service

Snapshots

Eureka Server

http://localhost:8761/

OpenAPI

swagger-ui will be used just for testing purpose. It won't route via API Gateway. We run like an independent swagger-ui of each microservice.

Postman

API calls will route via API Gateway (2021) only!

• An API to create a new pilot
  

URL: localhost:2021/airport-pilot-service/api/v1/pilots
Method: POST
RequestBody: { "name": "Ashutosh Sharma", "designation": "Sr. Captain", "experience": "22 Year" }

• An API to create a new flight
  

URL: localhost:2021/airport-flight-service/api/v1/flights
Method: POST
RequestBody: { "vendor": "AirIndia", "source": "Delhi", "destination": "London", "departureDate": "08/08/2021", "departureTime": "10:15pm", "status": "On Time", "pilotId": 1 }

• An API to create a new booking
  

URL: localhost:2021/airport-booking-service/api/v1/bookings
Method: POST
RequestBody: { "fullname": "Bill Gates", "mobile": "9100800123", "email": "[email protected]", "address": "stree1, adambakham", "flightNumber": 1 }

• An API to create a new security check
  

URL: localhost:2021/airport-security-service/api/v1/securities
Method: POST
RequestBody: { "identityProof": "passport", "covidReport": "-ve", "ctScan": "done", "status": "done", "bookingId": "1" }

• An API to create a new checkin
  

URL: localhost:2021/airport-checkin-service/api/v1/checkin
Method: POST
RequestBody: { "checkInBags": "5", "cabinBags": "2", "bookingId": "1" }

• An API to get complete details of a boarding
  

URL: localhost:2021/airport-boarding-service/api/v1/boardings/find-by-booking-id/1
Method: GET

Similarly there are a bunch of APIs (e.g. create/read/update/delete/findByXXX) in each microservice which you can explore yourself easily.

License

Free Software, by Siraj Chaudhary