How to use HTTP based config server : A Comprehensive Guide

Welcome to our latest tutorial on leveraging HTTP-based configuration servers with NestJS! In this video, we'll walk you through the process of integrating external configuration servers into your NestJS applications, ensuring that your configurations remain flexible, secure, and easily manageable.
What You'll Learn:
Introduction to HTTP-Based Configuration Servers: Understand the basics and the need for external configuration management.
Step-by-Step Integration: A detailed guide on how to configure your NestJS application to fetch configurations via HTTP.
Practical Implementation: Real-world examples and best practices to seamlessly integrate an external configuration server.
Benefits of Using External HTTP-Based Config Servers:
Centralized Management: Simplify configuration management by centralizing all your settings in one location, reducing the risk of inconsistencies across environments.
Dynamic Configuration: Update configurations without the need to redeploy your application, allowing for greater flexibility and responsiveness to changes.
Security: Enhance security by keeping sensitive configuration data out of your codebase, and leverage secure communication protocols to fetch configurations.
Environment-Specific Configurations: Easily manage different configurations for various environments (development, staging, production) from a single source.
Scalability: Improve scalability by decoupling configuration management from your application code, making it easier to handle configuration changes in large, distributed systems.
Additional Resources:
GitHub Repository: github.com/kri...
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[@tamasmolnar4157]

Fantastic video. Thank you.

[@ravindusamaranayake3278]

Thank you

[@tharaka911]

This is cool

[@lahirusamithgalappatthi444]

Hi krish can you please explain microservices datasource connection pooling best practices.

[@krish]

very important question 😊

[@richarmunicosamaniego8216]

too verbose, I have my own implementation like spring-boot but for javascript, my module is daemondev-config-server very like Spring Cloud Config Server for java 😅

[@krish]

geat. share some information if you are ok