In the previous version of the shop landscape (see tag 'document_v2' in this [repository]) services were started with a shell script. Each depended on Rabbit MQ to run, so there was a URL with an IP address that depended on whatever address the host it runs on got from its DHCP server. This was brittle, so I decided to introduce docker-compose. Actually, I should say 're-introduce' because my colleague Pavel Goultiaev built a previous version using compose. In this version, I copied and finished his code. read more This blog is part of my Trying-to-understand-Microservices-Quest, you can find the previous [installment here].
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