How to start other services from one service in microservices using spring boot

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I'm having different micro-services such as configuration service, service registry, order service, customer service, payment service, front-end service, these services they fetch their configurations from config server and they are all connected to service registry, my question is, is it possible to start all micro-services from one service for-example if I'm to start service registry should be able to start all other services

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I have created each service as a separate project

Posted 14-Mar-24 20:48pm

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Updated 14-Mar-24 21:51pm

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Pete O'Hanlon 15-Mar-24 4:55am

Are these services deployed as separate Spring services or is it all in one service?

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2024-03-14T23:48:00

Assuming that these are separately deployed services, I wouldn't attempt to start them from a central location. What I do is deploy my services in separate containers (Kubernetes on my part, but you could use Docker), and use orchestration to manage the starting of these services. Suppose you were using Docker, then you would use this to manage auto-starting your services[^].