Shenrak
Connect Phoenix web server to Netflix Eureka
Hi !
I am trying to create a micro-service in Elixir, and I want to connect it to Netflix Eureka, which is currently used to manage several existing microservices written in Java and Javascript. The elixir microservice is designed to be kind of a POC but we want to integrate it in the long term.
I found the eurexa project but i’m not sure if it works and it seems that it is not maintained. Moreover it has near-zero documentation…
Has any of you guys any idea on how to do that ?
Thanks for your time
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Matsa59
Check if the API used by the eurexa don’t change for 5 years. If it don’t you can use it.
However, the code doesn’t allow you to use custom things : it use httpoison and poison. So it will add 2 more dependencies to your app.
Also it is not on hex.pm (not an issue but nice to know).
Maybe you can simply use it and fork the project / send them PRs.
Personally I wouldn’t use it and code everything for my hands (fork their repo and do a big PR or create a new lib)
Shenrak
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