provides a unified way to access information shared by the managed processes.
Managed Spring Boot processes do not live in a separation. Instead those usually create a graph of microservices calling each other. In order to make communication between the processes easier, Fabric8 provides a unified way to access information shared by the managed Spring Boot processes - {@code ProcessRegistry}.
In order to start working with the Fabric8 process registry, add the following dependency to your project:
<dependency> <groupId>io.fabric8</groupId> <artifactId>process-spring-boot-registry</artifactId> </dependency>
From now on, you can enjoy your Spring Boot microservice sharing information with the other microservices managed by the Fabric8.