By the end of this project you will use the Spring Cloud Framework to deploy a pair of microservices that will be used to inject random numbers into math quiz questions.
Microservices are simply a set of small applications that communicate with one another to create an application. The advantages of using Microservices is that they are quick to develop and test. In addition, they scale well when demand increases for one part of the application, and they are easier to maintain since each Microservice is not strongly coupled to the other.
By the end of this project you will use the Spring Cloud Framework to deploy a pair of microservices that will be used to inject random numbers into math quiz questions.
Microservices are simply a set of small applications that communicate with one another to create an application. The advantages of using Microservices is that they are quick to develop and test. In addition, they scale well when demand increases for one part of the application, and they are easier to maintain since each Microservice is not strongly coupled to the other.
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