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The recent updates modify the TestAPIGatewayApplication class in the api-gateway module. The primary change is the alteration of the return type of the redisContainer method from RedisContainer to GenericContainer<?>, along with the addition of the withExposedPorts(6379) method call to specify the exposed port for the Redis container. The zipkinContainer method remains unchanged, and the overall structure of the class is preserved.

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api-gateway/src/test/java/com/example/api/gateway/TestAPIGatewayApplication.java Updated return type of redisContainer method from RedisContainer to GenericContainer<?> and added withExposedPorts(6379) method call.

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  • feat : using OOTB rediscontainer #805: The changes in this PR also modify the redisContainer method in the TestAPIGatewayApplication class, altering its return type from GenericContainer<?> to RedisContainer, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR.

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api-gateway/src/test/java/com/example/api/gateway/TestAPIGatewayApplication.java (1)

30-31: LGTM! Verify the Redis image version update.

The Redis image version has been updated from 7.2.3-alpine to 7.2.5-alpine. Ensure that this new version is compatible and does not introduce any breaking changes.

Verification successful

Redis image version update verified.

The Redis image version has been correctly updated to 7.2.5-alpine in the test configuration file.

  • api-gateway/src/test/java/com/example/api/gateway/TestAPIGatewayApplication.java
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api-gateway/src/main/java/com/example/api/gateway/config/RateLimiterConfiguration.java (1)

15-15: Visibility change to package-private is appropriate.

Changing the visibility of RateLimiterConfiguration to package-private is a good practice to encapsulate the configuration within the package.

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14-14: Visibility change to package-private is appropriate.

Changing the visibility of WebFluxConfig to package-private is a good practice to encapsulate the configuration within the package.

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21-21: Visibility change to package-private is appropriate.

Changing the visibility of CircuitBreakerConfiguration to package-private is a good practice to encapsulate the configuration within the package.

api-gateway/src/main/java/com/example/api/gateway/config/ApiGatewayConfiguration.java (1)

14-15: Visibility change to package-private and disabling proxyBeanMethods are appropriate.

Changing the visibility of ApiGatewayConfiguration to package-private is a good practice to encapsulate the configuration within the package. Adding proxyBeanMethods = false improves performance by disabling proxying of bean methods.

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47-52: LGTM! The Docker Compose step ensures necessary services are running.

Starting up config-server and naming-server services via Docker Compose before building the Docker image is a good practice to ensure all dependencies are available.


54-58: LGTM! The Maven command update for native image build is appropriate.

Including the -Pnative profile and Docker credentials ensures that the native image is built and published correctly.

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31-33: Consider adding Redis-specific configurations.

While the basic container setup works, you might want to consider adding:

  • Memory limits using .withCommand("redis-server --save "" --appendonly no")
  • Health check using .withHealthCheck()

Example enhancement:

 return new GenericContainer<>(DockerImageName.parse("redis").withTag("7.4.0-alpine"))
         .withExposedPorts(6379)
+        .withCommand("redis-server --save \"\" --appendonly no")
+        .withHealthCheck(Wait.forLogMessage(".*Ready to accept connections.*\\n", 1))
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30-33: LGTM! Change aligns with native image creation.

The switch to GenericContainer is appropriate for native image support while maintaining core Redis container functionality.

Let's verify if there are any Redis-specific configurations needed for native image:

✅ Verification successful

Switch to GenericContainer is appropriate and safe

The verification confirms this change is correct because:

  1. The project uses Redis only for rate limiting in the Gateway configuration
  2. The native image support is properly configured with GraalVM native-maven-plugin
  3. The GenericContainer configuration maintains all necessary Redis functionality for rate limiting:
    • Correct image and version
    • Standard Redis port 6379
    • Container reuse enabled for test efficiency

No additional Redis-specific configurations are needed for native image support as the usage is limited to Spring Cloud Gateway's rate limiter feature, which is already handled by Spring's native configuration.

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