Externalizing configuration for Java microservices using Eclipse MicroProfile Config
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Learn how to externalize configuration in Java microservices using Eclipse MicroProfile Config. Discover how to manage configuration properties dynamically, making your microservices flexible and adaptable to different environments without changing the code.
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Learn how to provide external configuration to microservices using MicroProfile Config.
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