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Understanding MicroProfile Configuration Different environments required for Microservices development Working with Various Configuration Sources Key capabilities of MicroProfile Configuration
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| - `PropertyExpression` - An interface supporting expression evaluation |
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This is incorrect. There is no such an interface.
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| In this example, we’re injecting a property named "product.maintenanceMessage" into the message field of our MaintenanceMessage class. If the property does not exist, a `org.eclipse.microprofile.config.ConfigPropertyNotFoundException` will be thrown. |
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| While the MicroProfile Config specification provides a powerful and flexible framework for configuration management, handling dynamic updates and configuration change events may require additional custom development or the use of external tools. By considering the strategies mentioned above, developers can effectively manage configuration changes, ensuring their microservices remain responsive and resilient in dynamic environments. | ||
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| While MicroProfile Config provides a flexible and powerful framework for managing application configurations, securing sensitive data within those configurations requires careful consideration and the implementation of additional security measures. By following best practices for configuration security, developers can help protect their applications from potential threats and vulnerabilities. |
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This paragraph is quite repetitive and repeat the beginning of the message in line 587.
Co-authored-by: Emily Jiang <emijiang6@googlemail.com>
Co-authored-by: Emily Jiang <emijiang6@googlemail.com>
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