Hey, not really if your app is small or config changes are not frequent or you have an alternate way of reading those configs say by making a rest call or some custom IO ops or any other solution. In this context, having a config server allows us to scale, xentralize and standardize the config related operations like dynamic refresh and so on.
@@the_codealchemist what i mean is that, do you need it running locally. Can't the client app fetch it straight from the server itself without relying on another client?
Hi, it looks like you're trying to use a property which is not defined anywhere in the project. Try to follow the previous videos in the same playlist, could be a miss from my end..maybe I'm using a property in this video which was created in one of the previous videos.
really thank you from me(abhimanyu). You explained clearly with example.
You're most welcome
Hey, thank you! I could not find any good implementation video but this was in-depth and it helped me solve errors! Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Do we really need a config server app to fetch the config properties?
Hey, not really if your app is small or config changes are not frequent or you have an alternate way of reading those configs say by making a rest call or some custom IO ops or any other solution.
In this context, having a config server allows us to scale, xentralize and standardize the config related operations like dynamic refresh and so on.
@@the_codealchemist what i mean is that, do you need it running locally. Can't the client app fetch it straight from the server itself without relying on another client?
sir i want to ask i got error cause the code cannot resolve placeholder 'message' in value "${message};"
Hi, it looks like you're trying to use a property which is not defined anywhere in the project. Try to follow the previous videos in the same playlist, could be a miss from my end..maybe I'm using a property in this video which was created in one of the previous videos.