RibbonLoadBalancingHttpClient being IClientConfigAware, it is now
initialized within initWithNiwsConfig. The values of the config keys
FollowRedirects, ConnectTimeout and ReadTimeout are now respected.
Fixes gh-691
If the management.port is explicitly set to something other than the
server.port, we can use it to set the status page and health URL
default values. (They can still be overridden by config properties.)
If management.port=0 there's not much we can do because we don't know
the port number yet when the instance config is created.
Fixes gh-425
The aspectjweaver jar includes all of aspectjrt, and the former is
used at runtime in a number of places (tests fail if you remove
it). Both are not needed so we have picked one (the other one than
recommended in gh-666).
Fixes gh-666
This is an implementation of a RibbonCommand and a factory which makes
use of a loadbalancing http client based on apache's http-components
http-client.
With this command/factory it is possible to route PATCH http requests
via zuul/ribbon as well.
fixes gh-412
so that Eureka InstanceInfo (which is designed to be immutable)
can effectively be mutated (by using a different instance) after the
dynamic port is available.
* For Java 8 users, Spectator is the recommended metrics library as Servo is now deprecated in favor of Spectator
* Servo support now needs to be specifically enabled via @EnableServo, even if servo-core is included on the classpath
* Added starter modules for both Spectator and Atlas support
* ServoMetricReader defines a convention for mapping tag-based metrics to hiearchical names for rendering by the Actuator /metrics endpoint
User can provide a url in the route that starts with "forward:"
(instead of "http:" etc.) to handle the request locally.
Also properly ignores ignored routes, so they can be handled locally
(rather than giving up and sending 404).
Fixes gh-536
Dave Syer
Stéphane Leroy
Jon Schneider
Sébastien Nussbaumer
kakawait
Spencer Gibb
hscholz
Greg Liebowitz
Christian Lohmann
Oreste Luci
Jakub Narloch
Konstantin A. Zolotukhin