This demo shows how to use the fault tolerance library Resilience4j in a Spring Boot 2 application.
See User Guide for more details.
Docker and Docker Compose installed.
Just run the application in your IDE.
Application is running on http://localhost:9080.
Use docker-compose to start grafana and prometheus servers.
- In the root folder
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up
Check the prometheus server.
- Open http://localhost:9090
- Access status -> Targets, both endpoints must be "UP"
Configure the grafana.
- Open http://localhost:3000
- Configure integration with Prometheus
- Access configuration
- Add data source
- Select prometheus
- Use url "http://localhost:9080" and access with value "Browser"
- Configure dashboard
- Access "home"
- Import dashboard
- Upload dashboard.json from /docker
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