JHipster Microservices with Spring boot 2 and Kubernetes Deepu K Sasidharan @deepu105 deepu.js.org 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster About me Deepu K Sasidharan JHipster co-lead developer Senior product developer @ XebiaLabs OSS aficionado, author, speaker @deepu105 deepu.js.org 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster XebiaLabs dev test uat prod [Cloud] Orchestration Stack Middleware NoSQL PaaS Containers OS OS OS IaaS Network Servers DB / Storage Security SOFTWARE DEFINED DATA CENTER / CLOUD RELEASE ORCHESTRATION Backlog Management Provisioning/ Configuration Security ITSM / Service Management CMDB plan Project Management Issue Tracking ALM DEPLOYMENT AUTOMATION code SCM Code Analysis build Continuous Integration Centralized Repository test Test Tooling Test Visualization release ChatOps / Collaboration Email/ phone/ Excel operate BI / Monitoring Logging DEVOPS INTELLIGENCE 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster About JHipster Most popular Rapid Application Development platform for Java web applications and microservices ▪ 12k+ stars on GitHub ▪ 1.5M+ installations & 20k+ app generations per month ▪ 250k+ overall users ▪ 460+ contributors & 24 core team members ▪ 260+ companies using JHipster ▪ 70+ plugins 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster What can you do with JHipster? ▪ Generate simple monolith web applications ▪ Generate complete microservice architectures ▪ Generate domain model (entities) ▪ Generate CI/CD pipelines ▪ Deploy to AWS, GCP, Heroku, Cloud Foundry ▪ Deploy to Docker, Kubernetes, Openshift, Rancher 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Is it some junk generated code? 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster What’s new? JHipster 5 and beyond! 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JHipster 5 and beyond ● React ● Angular 7 ● VueJS ● Webpack 4 ● Jest ● Prettier ● Spring Boot 2.x ● Micrometer ● Heroku + AWS + GAE + Azure ● Istio ● Blueprints ● JDL 3 (application & deployment via JDL) 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Spring Boot 2.x ● Migration to Spring Boot 2.0 complete ○ Another good reason to use JHipster! ● Work is under way for reactive programming support ○ Test it by running “jhipster --experimental” ○ Still work to do on entities and on the client-side ● Migration to Spring Boot 2.1 has started ○ JDK 11 support ○ We are waiting for Spring Cloud to support Spring Boot 2.1 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Microservices with Netflix OSS Stack 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Netflix OSS Eureka Service registry for service discovery and mid-tier load balancing. Ribbon Load balancing, fault tolerance, caching & batching. Hystrix Circuit breaking and fault tolerance Zuul Edge service(Routing, Load balancing, monitoring, security and more) 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JHipster Registry Eureka server Provides service discovery Spring cloud config server Provides runtime configurations Administration server Monitoring, logs, configurations and dashboards Spring Boot Provides the application runtime 

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https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JDL Application 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JDL Entity & Relationship 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JDL Deployment for docker compose 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JDL JHipster Domain Language JDL : http://bit.ly/devoxx-ma-jdl-1 Reference : https://www.jhipster.tech/jdl/ Studio : https://start.jhipster.tech/jdl-studio/ 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JHipster magic $ jhipster import-jdl app.jdl 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Prerequisite - Cluster (GKE) Create GCP Project : $ gcloud projects create jhipster-demo $ gcloud config set project jhipster-demo Create GKE Cluster : $ gcloud container clusters create hello-hipster \ --cluster-version 1.10 \ --num-nodes 4 \ --machine-type n1-standard-2 Set Credentials: $ gcloud container clusters get-credentials hello-hipster 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster GKE Cluster 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Deploy to GKE $ cd kubernetes $ ./kubectl-apply.sh $ watch kubectl get pods -n jhipster $ kubectl get services -n jhipster 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Gateway 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Expose the Registry Create a load balancer: $ kubectl expose service jhipster-registry --type=LoadBalancer \ --name=exposed-registry -n jhipster Get the public IP : $ kubectl get service exposed-registry -n jhipster 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JHipster Registry 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JHipster Console 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Microservices with Istio service mesh 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster What does Istio do? ● Service discovery  ● Automatic load balancing  ● Routing, circuit breaking, retries, fail-overs, fault injection ● Policy enforcement for access control, rate limiting, A/B testing, traffic splits, and quotas ● Metrics, logs, and traces  ● Secure service-to-service communication 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Istio architecture 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Prerequisite - Istio Install Istio : $ cd ~/ $ export ISTIO_VERSION=1.0.2 $ curl -L https://git.io/getLatestIstio | sh - $ ln -sf istio-$ISTIO_VERSION istio $ export PATH=~/istio/bin:$PATH Install Istio in GKE cluster : $ kubectl apply -f ~/istio/install/kubernetes/helm/istio/templates/crds.yaml $ kubectl apply -f ~/istio/install/kubernetes/istio-demo.yaml \ --as=admin --as-group=system:masters Get Ingress Gateway IP: $ kubectl get svc istio-ingressgateway -n istio-system 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Istio pods 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Microservice with Istio on Kubernetes 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JDL Application 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JDL Deployment for Kubernetes with Istio 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JDL JHipster Domain Language JDL : http://bit.ly/devoxx-ma-jdl-2 Reference : https://www.jhipster.tech/jdl/ Studio : https://start.jhipster.tech/jdl-studio/ 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster JHipster magic $ jhipster import-jdl app.jdl 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Deploy to GKE $ cd kubernetes $ ./kubectl-apply.sh $ watch kubectl get pods -n jhipster 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Exploring the app Application Gateway: $ export INGRESS_IP=$(kubectl -n istio-system get svc istio-ingressgateway \ -o jsonpath='{.status.loadBalancer.ingress[0].ip}') $ google-chrome store.$INGRESS_IP.nip.io 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Monitoring & logs Grafana - Monitoring dashboard: $ kubectl -n istio-system port-forward $(kubectl -n istio-system get pod \ -l app=grafana -o jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}') 3000:3000 $ google-chrome http://localhost:3000 Prometheus - Log metrics: $ kubectl -n istio-system port-forward $(kubectl -n istio-system get pod -l \ app=prometheus -o jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}') 9090:9090 $ google-chrome http://localhost:9090 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Grafana dashboard 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Prometheus dashboard 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Observability Jaeger - Distributed tracing: $ kubectl -n istio-system port-forward $(kubectl -n istio-system get pod -l \ app=jaeger -o jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}') 16686:16686 $ google-chrome http://localhost:16686 Service graph: $ kubectl -n istio-system port-forward $(kubectl -n istio-system get pod -l \ app=servicegraph -o jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}') 8088:8088 $ google-chrome http://localhost:8088/force/forcegraph.html 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Jaeger tracing 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Service graph 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Is it worth the hype? + Kubernetes Native microservices + Reduced responsibilities(Service discovery, security, tracing, etc) + No need to write/maintain any code for some of the complex parts of a microservice architecture. + A/B testing, canary releases, and lot more - New compared to other stable options - Higher resource usage (CPU, Memory) - Higher running costs - Business logic related policies might be trickier 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Other Microservices architecture options 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Microservice with Consul 

https://jhipster.tech #DevoxxMa @java_hipster Microservice with Consul & Traefik 

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