Microservices Communication using WebClient

In this video, we will discuss how to use WebClient to make a REST API call from one microservice to another microservice.
WebClient is a Non-blocking, reactive client to perform HTTP requests, exposing a fluent, reactive API over underlying HTTP client libraries such as Reactor Netty.
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[@JavaGuides]

Udemy Course: Building Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud www.udemy.com/course/building-microservices-with-spring-boot-and-spring-cloud/?referralCode=6523E6A8A932A4359E6E

[@hefshineadityachinke6834]

Please keep making videos they are so much helpful

[@wagnerdba]

Nice... Congrats from Brazil

[@abhilashpatel6852]

Glad I landed on right video.

[@rupakparui8663]

ur cource is wonderful

[@srinivasp6548]

Great Sir, But after Spring version 3.0 how can I use slueth & Zipkin

[@aadarshkaushik3392]

Ramesh sir, in what scenario we use web client and openfeign, which one is a better choice? please reply

[@JavaGuides]

Use open feign, it provides auto client side load balancing and error handling apis

[@SundaramMohan33]

Nice video

[@youngwill6156]

Sir,I bought this course a month ago. Is the docker section going to be finished or it is no longer exist？

[@JavaGuides]

I will release it in a second phase. It takes a couple of months.

[@sujitkumar2196]

Great but where we can get source code?

[@DeepakLalchandaniProfile]

Where is the code for this tutorial ?

[@anandpoovendhiran4185]

Create webflux tutorial bro because its hard to find spring reactive tutorial with functional endpoints

[@MAVAJAVA369]

Do you have the source code for me

[@jopadjr]

32nd...Thanks