# Running Microservices in Docker

> Today, I managed to run my microservices in docker environment successfully.

## Build the microservices

I have written four microservices using Spring Boot.  One is Eureka Server and the other three are Eureka Clients.

| Docker Tag Name    | Description | Port   | Source Code Path |
| ------------------ | ----------- | ------ | ---------------- |
| ms-server-eureka   | Spring Boot Application acting as Eureka Discovery Server.   | 8001   | $MS_SRC_BASE/ms.server.eureka/  |
| ms-client-user     | Spring Boot Client Application connecting to MongoDB.        | 8002   | $MS_SRC_BASE/ms.client.user/    |
| ms-client-product  | Spring Boot Client Application connecting to MongoDB.        | 8003   | $MS_SRC_BASE/ms.client.product/ |
| ms-client-cart     | Spring Boot Client Application connecting to MongoDB.        | 8004   | $MS_SRC_BASE/ms.client.cart/    |
| ms-mongodb         | MongoDB                                                      | 27017  | NIL                         |

Firstly, create Dockerfile for each of the microservice.

Here below is the example for the User Microservice.

```dockerfile
FROM openjdk:17-ea-22
COPY target/ms.client.user-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar ms.client.user-SNAPSHOT.jar
EXPOSE 8001
ENTRYPOINT ["java","-jar","/ms.client.user-SNAPSHOT.jar"]
```

Secondly, build each of the Spring Boot Applications and package to JAR files.

```sh
./mvnw -Dmaven.test.skip=true clean package
```

Thirdly, build docker image of each of the Spring Boot Applications.

**Make sure Docker Engine is running on your development host.*

```sh
cd $MS_SRC_BASE/ms.server.eureka/
docker build --tag=ms-server-eureka:latest .
cd $MS_SRC_BASE/ms.client.user/
docker build --tag=ms-client-user:latest .
cd $MS_SRC_BASE/ms.client.product/
docker build --tag=ms-client-product:latest .
cd $MS_SRC_BASE/ms.client.cart/
docker build --tag=ms-client-cart:latest .
```

## Deployment

* In order that the containers can find each other, use `--network container:[containerName]` to bind to a master container.  In this case, I use ***ms-server-eureka*** as the master container.
* All ports are exposed by publishing the ports on the master container.

```sh
docker run --name ms-server-eureka -p 8000-8003:8000-8003 -p 27017:27017 ms-server-eureka:latest
docker run --name ms-mongodb --network container:ms-server-eureka -d mongo
docker run --name ms-client-user --network container:ms-server-eureka ms-client-user:latest
docker run --name ms-client-product --network container:ms-server-eureka ms-client-product:latest
docker run --name ms-client-cart --network container:ms-server-eureka ms-client-cart:latest
```

## Verification

* Check the Eureka Server status by opening `http://localhost:8000/` in a web browser.

  ![20211217-Eureka.png](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1639784504468/G5bE96Jch.png)


* Get data from the User Microservice by opening `http://localhost:8001/user/search/findByLastName?name=Administrator` in a web browser.

  ![User Microservice](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1639784265301/e-0lULhaT.png)