@ -10,17 +10,15 @@ Easily navigate and move apps up at a cost close to “zero” costs. Dubbo Spri
Since Dubbo Spring Cloud is built on top of the native Spring Cloud, its service governance capabilities are considered Spring Cloud Plus.
Not only does it fully cover the Spring Cloud native features [5], but it also provides a more stable and mature implementation, as shown in the following table:
@ -401,10 +401,8 @@ set spring.cloud.nacos.config.enabled = false to disable Spring Cloud Nacos Conf
The following shows the other configurations of the starter of Nacos Config:
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^|Configuration ^|Key ^|Default Value ^|Description
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|Configuration |Key |Default Value |Description
|Server address|`spring.cloud.nacos.config.server-addr`|| IP and port of the Nacos Server listener
|Dataid from nacos config|`spring.cloud.nacos.config.name`|| First take the prefix, then go to the name, and finally take spring.application.name
|Dataid from nacos config|`spring.cloud.nacos.config.prefix`|| First take the prefix, then go to the name, and finally take spring.application.name
@ -421,4 +419,4 @@ The following shows the other configurations of the starter of Nacos Config:
|Dataid for Shared Configuration|`spring.cloud.nacos.config.sharedDataids`||Dataid for Shared Configuration, split by ","
|Dynamic refresh dataid for Shared Configuration|`spring.cloud.nacos.config.refreshableDataids`||Dynamic refresh dataid for Shared Configuration, split by ","
|custom dataid|`spring.cloud.nacos.config.extConfig`||It's a List，build up by `Config` POJO. `Config` has 3 attributes, `dataId`, `group` and `refresh`
@ -42,6 +42,8 @@ For more Nacos Server versions, you can download the latest version from https:/
The following sample illustrates how to register a service to Nacos.
* Configuration of pom.xml The following is a complete example of pom.xml:
.pom.xml
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
@ -115,7 +117,8 @@ The following sample illustrates how to register a service to Nacos.
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* Configuration of application.properties Some of the basic configurations of Nacos must be included in application.properties(or application.yaml), as shown below：
NOTE: If you do not want to use Nacos for service registration and discovery, you can set `spring.cloud.nacos.discovery` to `false`.
* The following is a sample for starting Provider:
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@SpringBootApplication
@ -294,10 +298,8 @@ The followings shows how a service instance accesses the Endpoint:
The following shows the other configurations of the starter of Nacos Discovery:
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^|Configuration ^|Key ^|Default Value ^|Description
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|Configuration |Key |Default Value |Description
|Server address|`spring.cloud.nacos.discovery.server-addr`||IP and port of the Nacos Server listener
|Service name|`spring.cloud.nacos.discovery.service`|`${spring.application.name}`|Name the current service
|Weight|`spring.cloud.nacos.discovery.weight`|`1`|Value range: 1 to 100. The bigger the value, the greater the weight
@ -313,5 +315,5 @@ The following shows the other configurations of the starter of Nacos Discovery:
|Endpoint|`spring.cloud.nacos.discovery.endpoint`||The domain name of a certain service in a specific region. You can retrieve the server address dynamically with this domain name
|Integrate Ribbon or not|`ribbon.nacos.enabled`|`true`|Set to true in most cases
|Enable Nacos Watch|`spring.cloud.nacos.discovery.watch.enabled`|`true`|set to false to close watch
This method follows the configuration of Spring Cloud Stream Binder. `TreeMap` is used for storage internally, and comparator is `String.CASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER`.
@ -406,21 +408,17 @@ The followings shows how a service instance accesses the Endpoint:
The following table shows that when there are corresponding bean types in `ApplicationContext`, some actions will be taken:
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|Existing Bean Type |Action |Function
|`UrlCleaner`|`WebCallbackManager.setUrlCleaner(urlCleaner)`|Resource cleaning(resource(for example, classify all URLs of /foo/:id to the /foo/* resource))
|`spring.cloud.sentinel.eager`|Whether to trigger Sentinel initialization in advance|false
@ -446,7 +444,7 @@ The following table shows all the configurations of Spring Cloud Alibaba Sentine
|`spring.cloud.sentinel.scg.fallback.response-body`| Spring Cloud Gateway response mode is response content corresponding to 'response' mode |
|`spring.cloud.sentinel.scg.fallback.response-status`| Spring Cloud Gateway response mode is the response code corresponding to 'response' mode | 429
|`spring.cloud.sentinel.scg.fallback.content-type`| The Spring Cloud Gateway response mode is the content-type corresponding to the 'response' mode. | application/json
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NOTE: These configurations will only take effect in servlet environment. RestTemplate and Feign will not take effect for these configurations.
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