Karyon 3.0 should be used or not? about karyon HOT 4 CLOSED

Yes, you should be using governator to bootstrap your application. Most of our OSS projects already provide governator/guice modules that you can use in your project. Here are a few,

Eureka,
https://github.com/Netflix/eureka/blob/master/eureka-client/src/main/java/com/netflix/discovery/guice/EurekaModule.java

Archaius,
https://github.com/Netflix/archaius/tree/2.x/archaius2-guice

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@elandau, thank you for clarifying that.

Another doubt, i noticed the EurekaModule is for configuring the client, exist something that i can start a Eureka Server in my application, like embedded, similar to what springboot do with @EnableEureka?

I'm asking because i used the eureka server with springboot and it's very convenient because of the possibility of creating different profiles to work in different environments, and reading the eureka documentation i understood that i should configure the deploy and start it to get a server working.

I wanna understand all the Netflix stack and wire them together without spring, and i didn't saw an effective way of starting the server.

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I don't know about an embedded one but you can use:
https://github.com/Netflix-Skunkworks/zerotodocker

and start eureka in a docker container.

About the environment you can get that using the archaius property
-Ddeployment.environment=dev|pre|prod|...
and then having different property files like:

• your-app-dev.properties
• your-app-prod.properties
• etc

Archaius will load the property file depending on the environment

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@jaume-pinyol, thank you for your suggestion, it sure will do the trick.
I forgot about the archaius property, need to use it more :D
I think that maybe it should be added to the wiki in eureka, maybe it helps someone with that doubt.

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