Companies are slowly adopting microservice over monolithic architecture to scale applications. Compared to monolithic, microservice architecture breaks applications into small, manageable services, i.e., microservices. That means one monolithic application can be converted to many microservices, and these services are developed and deployed independently. These services collaborate with each other to fulfill business objectives. Each microservice manages their own application-specific properties file, i.e., application.properties. In most situations, multiple microservices and their multiple instances run together to fulfill the business needs. Any update in the properties file may require the redeployment and restart of services. Consider a situation where property updates need to be done on hundreds of services and their instance. This may require a considerable amount of downtime.
To solve this problem, Spring Boot has provided a Spring configuration server. This will manage all service's properties files from a single point at runtime.
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