Simple microservice that returns the current time.
This service will register itself in Spring Eureka server.
It will also use Spring Eureka server to discover the Spring Cloud Configuration server where the service configuration is stored.
The idea is to have multiple instances of this service and later use another service (time-ui) to use them through
some kind of load balancer.
This service will offer the following endpoints
GET /: This will return the current date with the configured format.
$ curl http://localhost:8081
11/06/2020 11:55:19(from time-service:-1029068730)
PUT /put-down: This will mark the node that receives the request asDOWN. Useful to see how to Eureka panics.
$ curl -XPUT http://localhost:8081/put-down
PUT /get-up: This will mark the node that receives the request asUP. Useful to see how to Eureka gets relaxed.
$ curl -XPUT http://localhost:8081/get-up