Consul: Running Consul Servers and Clients

This video demonstrates how to create service mesh using Consul. It shows you how to install consul agents in server mode and in client mode.
Once server and clients are created you can register your services and communicate with them for the purpose of service discovery.
Find instruction to install Consul Here:
github.com/leo...
Sending Request to Register and Deregister services:
1. Register :
curl -X PUT {data} localhost:8500/v1/agent/service/register
-d '{"ID": "Service1", "Name": "MyService", "Port" : 5001, "Check": {"id": "Check1", "HTTP": "localhost:5001/health", "interval": "1s"}}'
curl -X PUT -d '{"ID": "Service1", "Name": "MyService", "Port" : 5001, "Check": {"id": "Check1", "HTTP": "localhost:5001/health", "interval": "1s"}}' localhost:8500/v1/agent/service/register
2. Deregister:
curl --request PUT localhost:8500/v1/agent/service/deregister/{serviceID}

[@gagantrisul3223]

I am trying work out on Centos 7.X i am facing this issue please help me "==> config: Open failed on /root/usr/loca/consul-config/server. open /root/usr/loca/consul-config/server: no such file or directory"

[@theborngeek2446]

We have this tool called registrator from gliderlabs, why would require a consul client in such a scenario.

[@LearningWithFun]

Seems like the tool itself uses consul. So it might be the requirement of the tool

[@default_youtube_profile]

what does this means ==> Multiple private IPv4 addresses found. Please configure one with 'bind' and/or 'advertise'.

[@LearningWithFun]

It means your host has multiple interfaces, so it has multiple IP addresses. You will need to provide one private address using bind. www.consul.io/docs/common-errors