As you have probably noticed, there is the discovery service network location address in the client's properties. So, before launching the client service we should have a Eureka Server running. Of course, Eureka also has its own configuration, which has been stored in the application.yml file for the example from the previous chapter. That configuration, similar to client-service, has been divided into three profiles, where each of them differ from the others in such properties as the number of the server's HTTP port and the list of discovery peers to communicate with.
Now, we place those property files on the configuration server. Eureka fetches all of the settings assigned to the selected profile on startup. File ...
